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The man who would be king

The establishment may take a dim view of civilian politicians but there is nothing more intolerable than internal disloyalty.
Newspaper , Updated 14 Dec, 2025 04:58pm
The man who would be king
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Fragile peace

The resolution seems to be an attempt by the Afghan side to rebuild trust with Pakistan, and prevent bilateral ties from deteriorating further.
Newspaper , Updated 14 Dec, 2025 09:42am
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Saarc at 40

FOUR decades ago, the leaders of seven states came together in Dhaka to sign the charter of the South Asian...
Newspaper , Updated 15 Dec, 2025 08:53am
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How India became Hindutva

How did India, once a secular and admired democracy, fall into such a deep pit of propaganda and historical mistruths?
Newspaper , Updated 13 Dec, 2025 09:39am
How India became Hindutva
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Gagging the media

Instead of giving Dawn its due share, certain dummy publications are patronised to please influential backers of the government.
Newspaper , Updated 14 Dec, 2025 09:51am
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Reimagining South Asia

Reimagining South Asia

The combination of climate change and conflict politics is fast turning this region into one of the world’s most dangerous flashpoints.
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Saarc at 40

FOUR decades ago, the leaders of seven states came together in Dhaka to sign the charter of the South Asian...

Money for reform

THE approval of a combined financial package of $940m by ADB and the World Bank should help reinforce Pakistan’s...

Polio shame

EVERY announcement of a vaccination campaign reflects Pakistan’s recognition of the polio problem and a resolve to...
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