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“We cannot be left out of the many strategic agreements taking place around us nor can we ignore the bigger economic picture that is slowly taking shape: Pakistan has to be a part of the regional and ...
Read more...By Zubeida Mustafa
For decades the textbooks used in Pakistan’s educational institutions, especially the ones used in the public sector, have drawn ser...
By Mian Raza Rabbani (NI)
Federalism has thus far been poorly understood in Pakistan. It is a system that respects diversity, promotes pluralism, and b...
By Feisal. H. Naqvi
Ever since 1960, the Indus Waters Treaty has served as the one bedrock element of stability in relations between India and Pakistan...
Read more...Islamabad Dialogue urges India and Pakistan to Make Meaningful and Serious Attempts for Greater Peace and Cooperation
April 29, 2011
ISLAMABAD: High le...
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