Rabia Shuja holds an LLM in International Human Rights Law from Griffith College, Dublin and is a Staff Correspondent for JURIST in Pakistan. She reports from Islamabad. Hello everyone, I am Rabia Shuja – JURIST’s new Pakistan Correspondent. I have the honour to be reporting on recent developments in my country. This first piece is an …
President Dr Arif Alvi said that being an independent country, Pakistan neither wanted to be a toy in anyone’s hands nor looked for polarization.“Pakistan doesn’t want to be a toy in anybody’s hands. Pakistan is an independent country. Pakistan wants good relations with everybody, particularly at the time when we are going through economic turmoil …
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Pakistan’s government will consult coalition partners and key stakeholders on importing food items from India due to shortages caused by the devastating floods, Finance Minister Miftah Ismail said on Wednesday, amid criticism from the Opposition over the plan in the wake of strained ties with New Delhi over the Kashmir issue.The idea to import edible …
Harsha Kakar An editorial in the Dawn newspaper of Pakistan stated last week, ‘As a natural calamity (floods) engulf Pakistan, many members of the political class remain preoccupied with their power struggles.’ It added, ‘It is only now that the gravity of the situation seems to be sinking in, with the prime minister raising the …
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The curse of lackluster growth modelsWhen terrain is the winner Home Latest Pakistan Business Sci-Tech Phones World Opinion Life & Style Sports Blogs Archive Other How does Pakistan, with serious constraints, plan to balance its relationship with the two powerful rivals?The foreign policy section of the National Security Policy (NSP) document states that “Pakistan does …
https://arab.news/vay9z Where else in the world would you find a country in the midst of a natural catastrophe and its former prime minister agitating in the streets in an attempt to return to power through early elections? The moral depravity of this new class of political leadership in Pakistan is also clear from other astonishing …
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Earlier, former PM Imran Khan said that Pakistan is descending into a “banana republic”.Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday called on the country’s military establishment to “review its policies” while asserting that he preferred death instead of accepting the Shehbaz Sharif government.This warning comes as the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief is embroiled in …
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ProfileSectionstvFeaturedMore From NBCFollow NBC NewsISLAMABAD — Several lawmakers from Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s governing party withdrew their support for him on Thursday ahead of a no-confidence vote, stoking more uncertainty over whether the former cricket player can hang on to power.The development came a day after a key ally said Khan was in danger …
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A Journal of Analysis and News By Raza Shahani fter a successful revolution, the movements work painstakingly to retain the cohesion and lead the people to the promised destiny. Paradoxically, soon after creating the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, the machinations and splits erupted in the Muslim League. Barring a few, the rest independence stalwarts entered …
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