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Quraysh KhattakThe Friday Times |
A fundamental tenet of democratic theory dictates that sovereignty resides in the citizenry and that public authority must flow from the bottom up...
“Evil influence is like a nicotine patch; you cannot help but absorb what sticks to you.” E.A. Bucchianeri wrote these words in his novel...
Proponents of administrative decentralization routinely attribute state failures to provincial incompetence, yet federal governance reveals an equally...
Cruella de Vil is hardly the character anyone would cite as a source of wisdom. The flamboyant villain of 101 Dalmatians, obsessed with fur and...
A retired civil servant, educated at the London School of Economics and Harvard University, recently posted a brief observation on X that carries...
What is the state for? What does it owe its citizens, and what rights can citizens claim against it? These questions have occupied political...
In an age defined by migration, urbanization, economic interdependence and increasingly fluid social identities, the relationship between ethnicity...