Pakistan: Ban On PTM Will Not Work – OpEd
Pashtoon Tahafuz Movement PTM has called a grand national jirga also called Qaumi Adalat or Court of Nation scheduled for
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Author: Sher Khan Bazai
Sher Khan Bazai is a retired civil servant, and a former Secretary of Education in Balochistan, Pakistan. He can be reached at [email protected].
Articles by Sher Khan Bazai :
Balochistan Is In A Perpetual State Of Armed Conflict: What Are Best Options For Bandaging Bleeding Wound? – OpEd
Background and Importance of the Province Balochistan is the home to the overwhelming majority of 46% of the Baloch population,
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Pakistan Turns 77: Have We Achieved Jinnah’s Dream? – OpEd
Pakistan for the last 77 years has been regularly celebrating its Independence on the 14th of August in a traditional
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Pakistan: Launching New Military Operation Facing Tough Resistance From Political Parties and Pashtoon Population; What Needs To Be Done By The Establishment? – OpEd
On June 23, Pakistan announced another new military operation Azm-e-Istehkam, meaning “Resolve for Stability”, to escalate its ongoing counterterrorism campaign amid
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Is Afghanistan Once Again Becoming A Battleground For Major Powers? – OpEd
Why is Afghanistan always in trouble? The sufferings of Afghanistan in the distant past and current difficulties are in large
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Is Pakistan A Natural Or Constructed State? Why Is Nationalism Considered Ultra Virus In The Country? – OpEd
Nationalism from A Historical Perspective We can track the European nationalism from the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648 which effectively
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Pakistan: Has Fragile Rule Of Law Brought Country To Brink Of Abysmal Danger? – OpEd
What Does Rule of Law Mean? Rule of Law means that all entities, including the government, must adhere to the
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Baluchistan: Declaration Of Education Emergency Without Structural Reforms Is Meaningless – OpEd
Present Situation and Living Standards of the People Baluchistan, which is home to about 12 million of Pakistan’s 208 million
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Pakistan: Why Judicial Impasse Again? Does Pakistan Need A New Social Contract? – OpEd
After a short pause, Pakistan is going through another judicial crisis when a letter from six judges of Islamabad High
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Pakistan: To Tackle Post-Election Challenges, The Voices Of The People Must Be Heard – OpEd
In democracies around the world, elections are the only tools and opportunity for the ruled to choose their rulers for
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