Ahmad Jawad

Ahmad Jawad is the former Information Secretary for the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf. He has represented Pakistan at a number of international forums alongside Imran Khan, CJ Ather Minullah, Ahsan Iqbal, Najam Sethi, and others. Jawad has also previously been an anchorperson for PTV.
Commentary

Arguments must stay alive

I arranged Arshad's first interview with Imran Khan. With his demise, another argument dies today. We may agree or disagree with an argument but arguments must stay alive. This is freedom of expression.
Commentary

قیامت سے قیامت تک

یہ میری آنے والی کتاب ”کارواں کیسے ٹوٹا“ کا پہلا چیپٹر ہو گا جو میرے بیس سالہ سیاسی سفر اور خاص طور پر وقت...
Opinion

اسحاق ڈار پاکستان کا بہترین وزیر خزانہ کیوں؟

نیازی اور نواز شریف میں ایک بڑا فرق یہ ہے کہ نواز شریف نے معیشت پاکستان کا مفاد مد نظر رکھ کر چلائ اور اسحاق ڈار نے "اکنامک ہٹمین" کو پاکستان میں چلنے نہیں دیا، جبکہ عمران نیازی نے اپنی معیشت "اکنامک ہٹمین" کے حوالے کر دی۔حفیظ شیخ، باقر رضا، شوکت ترین نے پاکستان کی معیشت کو تباہ کر دیا۔

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