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End acting on impulses

Zahid Rabbani Bearing in mind the reported dispositions of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf to get into a confrontation and transform Islamabad into a battleground it would have been better for the PDM government to carve out a dialogue plan. What transpired on the G T Road Long March in the shape of …

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Credibility at risk

Muhammad Zahid Rifat The United Nations (UN) was established following WW2 on October 24,1945. Its purpose was to promote international cooperation and resolve world disputes. But the world body, which celebrated its 77 anniversary recently, has miserably failed to resolve the burning, bleeding and unresolved issue of Indian Illegally Occupied …

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Pakistan, China agree to promote their multidimensional cooperation

Pakistan and China have agreed to promote their multidimensional cooperation including under CPEC and further strengthen strategic partnership. The understanding came at a meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in Beijing today (Wednesday). The meeting focused on bilateral cooperation especially in the industrial sector.

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Management challenges

Dr Farid A Malik After its launch in April 1996 in Lahore, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has come a long way. Bhutto launched his Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) in this city of Pakistan in November 1976. PTI had the distinction of being the second political launch. Farooq Leghari, after being deposed …

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Gas shortfall this winter likely to soar on record level

The country could face an intense gas shortage crisis in the winter, citing sources of the gas utility. “The consumers should get prepare to face the gas crisis,” sources at the Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL) said. “Presently the country’s gas production is 750 million cubic feet per day …

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