Uzair Younus
The writer is the director of the Pakistan Initiative at the Atlantic Council’s South Asia Center. He also is the Vice President at The Asia Group.
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If Pakistan’s Ruling Elite Does Not Change Course, Citizens May Take...
This article is part of a series titled "Is there a way forward for Pakistan?". Read more about the series here. The status quo in Pakistan can no longer be sustained. This has been evident to many of us closely observing and analyzing the country’s...
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5 Books Every Young...
The Tahaffuz-e-Buneyad-e-Islam bill recently passed by the Punjab Assembly gives unprecedented powers to the provincial government to censor or...
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UN Says Over 10...
The United Nations has said that over 10 million people in Pakistan still do not have access to safe...
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Female University Students in...
In Pakistan, educational institutions, that are meant to be sanctuaries for learning, growth, and equal opportunities, have become unsafe...
Opinion
Violent Protests: PTI Has...
The actions of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) protesters in the aftermath of Imran Khan’s arrest are aimed at creating chaos...
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How Twitter Got PPP...
Twitter was outraged, and rightly so, when Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) leader and former MNA Nabil Gabol’s statement making...
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CEO Of Canadian Mining...
The CEO of Barrick Gold, the company that is a major stakeholder and owner of the Reko Diq project...
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Cholistan Farmers’ Longstanding Struggle for Land and Water Rights Remains Overlooked
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Minor Christian Boy Jailed for Blasphemy in Sargodha Despite Juvenile Status
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Clashing tribes in the restive Kurram district of Pakistan's Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province finally signed a...
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How Pakistan’s Peripheries Dissented in 2024
In 2024, democracy in Pakistan suffered setbacks on many fronts. Among these setbacks was...