Dr Niaz Murtaza
The PPP’s political sins arguably dwarf others’ wrongs.
Updated 10 Dec, 2024 12:41pm
Ending capital’s corrupting sway is imperative.
Published 26 Nov, 2024 07:32am
No political party has produced durable growth.
Published 12 Nov, 2024 07:45am
A free judiciary emerges slowly through a process of merit.
Published 29 Oct, 2024 07:26am
Democracies flounder without such balance.
Published 15 Oct, 2024 08:26am
One must stand against any move to tame the judiciary.
Published 01 Oct, 2024 07:59am
There is no sign of a transition to a better system.
Published 17 Sep, 2024 08:22am
The victim parties in one election have often been aggressors/victors in others.
Published 03 Sep, 2024 09:08am
The state crushes progressive social movements
Published 20 Aug, 2024 08:59am
New leaders don’t parachute in but rise organically.
Published 06 Aug, 2024 08:22am
Mere mental sledging is giving the powerful sleepless nights.
Published 23 Jul, 2024 08:44am
The task is one of societal transformation.
Published 09 Jul, 2024 07:53am
We need civilian sway and political legitimacy.
Published 25 Jun, 2024 08:19am
Democratic gains are being lost.
Published 11 Jun, 2024 08:27am
State elements now face a unique challenge in sustaining their hegemony.
Published 28 May, 2024 08:12am
The Fund often misdiagnoses economic ills.
Published 14 May, 2024 06:32am
A charter of governance must commit to ending misrule.
Published 30 Apr, 2024 07:23am
Policy clashes are the biggest Achilles heel of the government.
Published 16 Apr, 2024 08:38am
Investment in the poor will drive national progress.
Published 02 Apr, 2024 07:02am
Internal conflict and poor capacity can stymie performance.
Published 19 Mar, 2024 08:03am
