Freedom of Press in Pakistan: Myth or Reality?
A democracy needs watchdogs; laws and market pressures should not muzzle journalists.
A democracy needs watchdogs; laws and market pressures should not muzzle journalists.
Outdated rolls, opaque results and weak oversight risk legitimacy; reforms must secure the vote and trust.
Platforms mobilize citizens but also amplify misinformation; literacy and enforcement must catch up.
Balanced roles and parliamentary oversight reduce policy whiplash and investor anxiety.
Economic inclusion and safety are the twin levers of empowerment—measure both rigorously.
Speedy, predictable justice protects rights and the economy; politicization erodes both.
Screens dominate attention; we must rebuild deep reading without rejecting technology.
Devolution brings services closer to citizens and unclogs provincial bottlenecks.
Trust requires fair rules, reliable services and economic dignity—delivered consistently.
Pragmatic diversification avoids dependency, widens markets and protects security interests.