Aasim Sajjad Akhtar
The law has always been a political instrument around the world.
Updated 29 Nov, 2019 09:08am
What explains our debilitating impasse?
Published 15 Nov, 2019 07:04am
Mian Sahib is now biting the hand that once fed him.
Published 01 Nov, 2019 07:21am
The youth crisis is triggered by frustrated aspirations.
Published 18 Oct, 2019 06:57am
Why haven’t we been able to overturn an unjust order?
Published 04 Oct, 2019 06:43am
At least some young people will be marching in Pakistani cities.
Published 20 Sep, 2019 06:59am
States certainly play cynical games.
Published 06 Sep, 2019 07:00am
The debate on informality is reduced to polemic.
Published 23 Aug, 2019 07:14am
Hyper-nationalists were demanding a response, and in the revocation of Article 370, they got what they wanted.
Updated 09 Aug, 2019 07:33am
The new normal has been pushed even further to the right.
Updated 26 Jul, 2019 11:28am
Back in 1965, Ms Jinnah was hardly a darling of the establishment.
Published 12 Jul, 2019 06:35am
The imperative of truth and reconciliation cannot be denied.
Published 28 Jun, 2019 07:22am
The commission’s ToR only extend to probing the last decade.
Updated 14 Jun, 2019 10:05am
In recent days, Pakistan’s reputation of being a country at war with itself has been reinforced.
Updated 31 May, 2019 07:57am
We put public services on the chopping block.
Updated 17 May, 2019 07:32am
These ‘working people’ have taken on other concerns.
Published 03 May, 2019 06:57am
Everything, it seems, is a ‘foreign conspiracy’.
Published 19 Apr, 2019 07:01am
Every political regime here has spewed the same rhetoric.
Updated 05 Apr, 2019 09:50am
It is unlikely that this wave of nationalism will last forever.
Updated 23 Mar, 2019 12:34pm
Men do not own feminist struggles as their own.
Published 08 Mar, 2019 06:41am
