Corruption and Accountability: Why Reforms Always Fail
Selective crackdowns backfire; system‑wide transparency and due process are the antidote.
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Privatization vs Nationalization: What Works for Pakistan?
Ideology aside, the question is delivery—cost, quality and universal access.
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The Future of Digital Economy in Pakistan
Digital rails—payments, identity and connectivity—can unlock exports and inclusion.
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Pakistan‑India Relations: Is Peace Possible?
Incremental engagement around trade, water and mobility can reduce volatility even without grand bargains.
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Afghanistan’s Stability and Its Impact on Pakistan
Border security, trade and refugees require practical cooperation irrespective of politics in Kabul.
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The Role of Pakistan in Muslim World Politics
Credibility flows from domestic stability, economic strength and consistent diplomacy.
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Global Climate Change: What Pakistan Can Teach the World
Low‑cost adaptation, disaster governance and climate justice lessons travel beyond borders.
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Pakistan’s Place in a Multipolar World
Flexibility and diversified partnerships are survival skills in a fragmented order.
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Freedom of Press in Pakistan: Myth or Reality?
A democracy needs watchdogs; laws and market pressures should not muzzle journalists.
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Why Pakistan Needs Electoral Reforms Before the Next General Elections
Outdated rolls, opaque results and weak oversight risk legitimacy; reforms must secure the vote and trust.
