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Mohammad Ehsan Leghari

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The Lecture That Never Ended

The Lecture That Never Ended

I remember the room. It was 1991. We were junior engineers on WAPDA induction training, young men from every province, meant to learn the same soils...

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Mohammad Ehsan Leghari

The Water We Call Waste Is Keeping The Delta Alive

Water reaching the Arabian Sea is called waste. That sentence has been emptying the Indus Delta for seventy years. “We can understand the pain of...

20.09.2026 30

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Mohammad Ehsan Leghari

The Indus Waters Treaty Is Not A Favour

On 31 August 2026, a five-member Court of Arbitration sitting at The Hague delivered a unanimous ruling in the long-running transboundary water...

01.09.2026 60

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The Missing Southern Spine: Why Pakistan Failed To Build An Equitable Motorway Network

The debate over Pakistan’s spatial priorities was laid bare when the Sindh government formally registered its objection during an Executive...

26.08.2026 40

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The Indivisible Province: Why Sindh’s Geography Cannot Be Redrawn

A recurring pattern in Pakistani politics is the periodic recycling of failed propositions disguised under fresh bureaucratic terminology. The demand...

19.08.2026 50

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Are Sanctions Killing More Than Wars?

As oil races toward 150 dollars a barrel, Donald Trump has issued Iran a dramatic 48-hour ultimatum (22 March): fully open the Strait of Hormuz...

23.03.2026 80

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