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Pakistan’s Politics: A ‘tragedy of errors’
Ishtiaq Ahmed
Bradford: Another month, another week, and another day but the same ‘comedy of errors’ or perhaps more appropriately the ‘tragedy of errors’. It would also be not wrong to describe the current debilitating developments in…
The Cold War 2.0
Mukhtar Karim
Quetta: As the political shape of the world is rapidly changing, the emergence of another cold war is being heavily discussed amongst political thinkers and writers.
For reference, there is always some level of a cold…
PTI’s election success in Punjab: What does it mean?
Ishtiaq Ahmed
In the current round of elections, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has achieved an upper hand against the makeshift alliance government led by Shehbaz Sharif of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N).
Out of 20 seats…
Moves Vs counter moves: The ‘soft traps’ of great powers
Mukhtar Karim
Quetta: After World War II and emergence of new democracies, the world trumpeted this momentous transformation in the functioning of the world. The newly independent nations put efforts in adoption of values such as human…
Pak’s Education: An Unending Slippery Slope
Ishtiaq Ahmed
London: Some weeks back I wrote a piece drawing policymakers' attention to the dire situation in which the public education sector finds itself.
Our education system for the masses has been on a downward slippery slope for…
Pak’s toxic political culture
Ishtiaq Ahmed
Bradford:I have returned to my beloved country after a short absence just over three weeks ago. Although I am not totally new to the political vagaries of Pakistani politics, I must admit that the recent turn of events…
British Pakistanis-becoming a powerful influence in UK politics
Ishtiaq Ahmed
Bradford: Muslim politics in the UK has moved forward in leaps and bounds from the days when Bashir Maan first got elected to the Glasgow City Council in 1970. Since those early days, Muslim integration into British…
Where Is the Will to Fix Pakistan’s Education System?
Ishtiaq Ahmed
Bradford: Education is widely regarded as the foundation for individual success and national development, yet Pakistan continues to face a major challenge in providing quality learning opportunities to millions of children.…
Burning of ‘Holy Quran’ Extremely Insensitive
Ishtiaq Ahmed
London: Over the last week or so, the global media has been reporting on the developing unrest in Sweden over the planned burning of the "Holy Quran" by the right-wing Stram Kurs Party.
BBC reported the arrests of over…
Pakistan’s health sector dilemmas
Ishtiaq Ahmed
Bradford: Physical and mental health of people is of central importance for the progress, development, and prosperity of Pakistan. It goes without saying that unhealthy people are generally unable to contribute fully to…