Hammad Hassan

Hammad Hassan has been a columnist for over twenty years, and currently writes for Jang.
Opinion

ثاقب نثار کے جرائم

Saqib Nisar, the former Chief Justice of Pakistan, is the "worst judge in Pakistan's history," writes Hammad Hassan.
Opinion

جاھلیت پارٹی

Hammad Hassan considers autocratic powers at play behind the façade of democratic regimes.
Opinion

سادہ دل عمران؟

Veteran journalist Hammad Hassan dissects a cricketer-turned-politician: Prime Minister Imran Khan.
Opinion

اپنی فوج سے محبت

Veteran journalist Hammad Hassan discusses a current point of contention in Pakistan — its military.
Opinion

ویلڈن اسحاق ڈار

Hammad Hassan discusses Ishaq Dar's recent in-court victory over the ARY Group.
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