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Women are as much part of the party system as their male counterparts, and will rarely act outside the governing rules of their party, says Sherry Rehman, former Editor of the Herald and current President of the Pakistan Peoples Party Women’s Parliamentary Policy Committee and Member of the National Assembly.
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From the inception of the nuclear bomb programme, the Pakistani establishment has sought to turn its nuclear ambitions and success into larger gains, argues Pervez Hoodbhoy, professor of nuclear physics at Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad.
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Siddharth Varadarajan in New Delhi believes that India and Pakistan have been following self-defeating policies. However, the recent confidence building measures indicate that the two countries might yet find peace.
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The hawks in Islamabad are learning to fly like doves, but in the absence of a clear-cut flight plan, will they be able to glean any advantage from their change of attitude, asks Ayaz Amir.
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Mumbai-based Kalpana Sharma closes in on the role of the media in exacerbating tension between India and Pakistan.
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“Let viewers choose to see or switch-off Indian channels,” says pioneering adman, author, social activist and former minister for information and media development, Javed Jabbar.
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Eminent journalist, Ghazi Salahuddin, talks about his experience in Geo’s ‘War Room’ and of how impossible it was to remain objective in the light of the sufferings of the Iraqi people.
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