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Leaders have fallen prey to their own rhetoric. What solution does world history suggest in such instances? Ammar Masood writes.
Leaders have fallen prey to their own rhetoric. What solution does world history suggest in such instances? Ammar Masood writes.

Journalist Hammad Hassan relates the story of a Mustafa Abbas, better known as "Shah Ji."

Hammad Hassan writes on two significant figureheads of the Pakistani political arena.

Journalist Hammad Hassan discusses the differences in character which can be found within a politician and its alternate counterpart, a dictator.

Hammad Hassan discusses how the impact of state-led narratives can sway the thoughts of an entire nation.

Ammar Masood details Nawaz Sharif's politics after the Panama Papers scandal.

Journalists do not get their due credit for their dedication to bringing truth to the public domain—Hammad Hassan explains.

Heads of state, quite unsurprisingly, aren't the best decision-makers—Ammar Masood explains.

Ammar Masood reflects on Pakistan's extensive history as the 23rd of March dawns, marking 74 years since the declaration of the Lahore Resolution.

In the most patriotic country in Asia, corporate interests seem to justify most seemingly nationalist actions for Pakistan.
