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Is Punjanb “Suthra” Under CM Maryam Nawaz?
The Rs 270 Billion Corruption Scandal
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Pakistan’s Defence Forces Act Puts Military Power in One Hand
The Defence Forces Act 2026 gives one army office command of all three services, control over military careers and decisive influence over the nuclear…
Aug 20
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Pakistan’s Independence Will Begin When Its Masters Disappear
Seventy-nine years after independence, Pakistan’s real struggle is against the modern slavery built into the way we govern, work and treat one another.
Aug 14
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Pakistan Has Never Been Governed for Pakistanis
The British left in 1947, but the machinery they built to control the population survived inside a military state that protects its rulers and abandons…
Aug 6
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Pakistan Monthly Roundup
July 2026
Aug 3
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Sohail Sakhi Wanted Pakistanis to Own Their Mountains
The mountaineer from Hunza climbed K2 without bottled oxygen, trained children and built a local expedition company before an avalanche killed him on…
Aug 2
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July 2026
What Pakistan Is For
On the military, the political elite, and a state that has become an instrument of its owners.
Jul 28
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Karachi’s Prostitution Economy Is a Government Business
The city arrests women on its roads while poverty supplies them, customers use them, traffickers control them, and police power keeps the market…
Jul 26
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Tourism in Pakistan: The Invisible Hand Behind Your Next Booking
by Noor Elahi
Jul 22
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Balochistan’s Information Black Hole
The War Pakistan Is Not Allowed to See
Jul 13
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PIA’s Sale and the Debt Left Behind
How Pakistan turned a national carrier into a test of privatisation, public liability, and concentrated power
Jul 11
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The Weather Pattern Over Rawalpindi
There is a quiet that settles over Islamabad when the men who have long spoken in the voice of the state begin to discover that their voice no longer…
Jul 9
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