Parliamentary Democracy Is Not Workable In Pakistan – OpEd
In Pakistan, the last monsoon rains were historical. Both the metrological records and the human memory have not noted such
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Author: Raza Shahani
Raza Shahani teaches at the department of Pakistan Studies, Shah Abdul Latif University, Khairpur, Singh
Articles by Raza Shahani :
Malala And Greta Thunberg: Two Global Icons Spurned In Their Own Countries – OpEd
Two teenage girls, Malala Yousafzai from Pakistan and Greta Thunberg from Sweden, swiftly came under the global spotlight due to
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Article 63A: An Instrument Of Family Politics In Pakistan – OpEd
fter a successful revolution, the movements work painstakingly to retain the cohesion and lead the people to the promised destiny.
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Imran Khan And Taliban: An Impending Disaster – OpEd
When I had touched the consciousness of watching the black-and-white television, I saw the Taliban using heavy weapons against their
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Pakistan Democratic Movement: A Vicious Political Circle? – OpEd
For too much of his political journey, Imran Khan lacerated both existing political class and the military establishment for the
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Pakistan-Saudi Arabia Relations: End Of An Era – OpEd
The shattering blow to the Pakistan-Saudi relations came when the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia chopped off Gilgit-Baltistan and Kashmir from
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Shackle It – OpEd
Two of the world’s best American social scientists and authors of the international bestselling book “Why Nations Fail”, Daron Acemoglu
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A Bombshell On Pakistan – OpEd
Although the coercive apparatus of state enabled and facilitated Imran Khan to come in power, to carve out niche in
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