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Adnan Aamir
Adnan Aamir is an Award-Winning Journalist based in Quetta, Pakistan. He covers Business and Economics, development, media and socio-economic issues. He is also founder and Editor of Balochistan Voices, a community based online newspaper.
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Tracing PPP’s decline to PML-N’s ascent
The political landscape of Balochistan is experiencing a shift as the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), led by Nawaz Sharif, gains support at the expense of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP). The PPP's historical influence in the region is waning, with key political figures switching allegiance to the PML-N. The PPP's focus on federal power rather than local issues is seen as a disconnect from the needs of Balochistan's people. The party is attempting to reassert its presence with its 56th Foundation Day meeting in Quetta, but faces challenges in maintaining relevance and addressing the province's pressing issues.
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Hamraz Ahmad
Hamraz Ahmad is a journalist.
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NAB Laws: Has Accountability Ever Been An End Goal In Pakistan?
Brigadier (retd) Musaddiq Abbasi revealed plans to conclude corruption cases against politicians by December 2022, potentially affecting the next general elections in Pakistan. The PML-N-led government amended NAB laws to prevent disqualification, which the author criticizes as a move to weaken accountability. The article discusses historical instances of political purges and accountability being used to suppress opposition, drawing parallels with current events. The author, Hamraz Sarwani, an independent analyst and teacher at Bahria University, argues that true accountability has not been the end goal in Pakistan's political landscape, but rather a means to consolidate power.
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Redwan Ahmed
Redwan Ahmed is a freelance journalist and fixer/local producer based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He reports on human rights, the readymade garments industry, and climate change issues. He also covers any breaking news.
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A long way to go: in revolution’s wake, questions linger over direction of the new Bangladesh
Following the collapse of Sheikh Hasina's regime, Bangladesh is undergoing a significant political transition led by an interim government headed by Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus. The revolution, sparked by university students and supported by various societal groups, has led to a temporary government tasked with implementing democratic reforms. Despite optimism, challenges remain, including economic instability, the need for institutional reforms, and concerns over the interim government's duration. The Bangladesh National Party, poised to gain power in future elections, supports the transition but is wary of prolonged interim governance. The situation remains fluid, with potential for unrest if reforms stall.
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Muhammad Bakhsh Soomro
Muhammad Bakhsh Soomro is a journalist based in Islamabad, Pakistan. He has been doing journalism since 1995, during his professional career he had been working in different reputable media organisations such as BOL TV Network, Daily Kawish and KTN News Network, Pahenji News Paper and Time News. ...
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Membership of Members Elected on Reserved Seats Suspended, Importance of Sunni Ittehad Council Increases
The Supreme Court of Pakistan's recent decision led to the suspension of 27 members elected on reserved seats in the Punjab Assembly. This decision impacts the National Assembly and other provincial assemblies, with potential shifts in political power dynamics. The Sunni Ittehad Council's reserved seats were previously allocated to other parties, but the Supreme Court's ruling could restore these seats, significantly altering the balance of power. If the Sunni Ittehad Council gains these seats, it could challenge the ruling coalition's two-thirds majority in both the National Assembly and the Senate, complicating constitutional amendments. The federal government seeks a two-thirds majority to amend judicial appointment procedures and other constitutional provisions, but this goal may be unattainable without the Sunni Ittehad Council's support.
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Kiyya Baloch
Kiyya Baloch is a freelance journalist from Pakistan's southwestern Balochistan province. He contributed to the Guardian, the Economist, Al Jazeera, the Diplomat Magazine and Daily Times. Baloch has more than six years’ experience working with various national and international media outlets ...
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Hows and whys of rising fundamentalism in Balochistan
The article discusses the rising religious fundamentalism in Balochistan, attributing it to ineffective state policies and the failure of nationalist parties to counter extremist influences. It highlights the historical context of violence in regions like Mastung and the proliferation of unregistered madrassas post-American invasion of Afghanistan. The piece criticizes political figures and parties for their alliances with religious fundamentalists and their silence on extremist activities, calling for a more comprehensive approach to tackle the issue.
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Umer Farooq
Umar Farooq is a multimedia journalist based in Peshawar, Pakistan. He has extensive experience working in conflict zones. He has expertise in reporting on Pakistan-Afghan-US affairs and militancy۔
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Ruckus mars maiden KP session as MPAs sworn in
116 newly elected members of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly took the oath amid protests and disruptions by PTI supporters and lawmakers. The session, summoned by KP Governor Ghulam Ali, saw significant disorder, with slogans supporting Imran Khan and disruptions in the assembly hall. Despite the chaos, Speaker Mushtaq Ahmad Ghani managed to administer the oath. In Balochistan, 57 out of 65 newly elected members took the oath in a session presided over by senior MPA Zamrak Khan Piralizai. The session was marked by tight security due to protests against alleged vote rigging. The election for the speaker and deputy speaker in both assemblies is scheduled for today.
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Ahammad Foyez
Ahammad Foyez is a journalist based in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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Doctors say Khaleda Zia may die if not sent abroad for treatment
Khaleda Zia, former Prime Minister of Bangladesh and opposition leader, is at imminent risk of death due to cirrhosis of the liver and other illnesses, according to her medical team. Despite her critical condition, the government has denied her permission to seek medical treatment abroad. Zia's party, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, has been protesting for a neutral caretaker government to oversee the next general election, alleging that the ruling Awami League, led by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, has manipulated past elections. A U.S. delegation is in Bangladesh to assess pre-election conditions amid concerns over the country's electoral climate and human rights record.
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Zahid Gishkori
I’m currently working with Geo Television Network and The News International as Special Correspondent in Islamabad, Pakistan. I’m also contributing for The Washington Post and CNN International in Islamabad. I do cover important issues ranging from war on terrorism to politics and human rights in ...
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Elections 2024: 42% former MNAs shift party allegiances
A significant political shift is occurring in Pakistan as 42% of former MNAs have changed party allegiances ahead of the 2024 elections. The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has seen a major exodus, with 107 former members leaving, many joining other parties like the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party (IPP), and Pakistan Peoples’ Party (PPP). This trend mirrors similar shifts seen before the 2018 elections, highlighting a dynamic political landscape in Pakistan.
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Irfan Haider
Hello, I am Irfan Haider - Video Editor / Animator, having 12+ extensive experience in my field. From documentaries to promos, news stories to TV shows, Video songs and Web Stories, I can provide all kinds of services related to Video Post Production. I have expertise in Adobe Premiere Pro, ...
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CPEC won’t pass through KP if due share denied: Khattak
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Pervez Khattak warned that the province would not allow the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) to pass through if it did not receive its due share. Addressing a convention organized by Pakhtunkhwa Ulasi Tehreek, Khattak criticized the federal government and Punjab for neglecting smaller provinces. He emphasized the importance of the western route of the CPEC for the province's development and called for unity among political leaders to secure provincial rights. Other political leaders echoed his sentiments, stressing the need for equitable development and the crucial role of CPEC in rehabilitating the province affected by terrorism.
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Aitzaz Ibrahim
Aitzaz Ibrahim is a journalist based in Lahore, Pakistan, with six years of experience in the field. He has worked for prominent mainstream electronic media channels in Pakistan, covering socio-political stories with depth and insight.
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Senate Chair shoots down resolution supporting SC verdict against army courts
Senate Chairman Sadiq Sanjrani rejected a resolution supporting the Supreme Court's verdict against military trials of civilians, citing the matter as sub-judice. Senators from various political parties, including Jamaat-i-Islami, Pakistan Peoples Party, and National Party, condemned the earlier resolution supporting military courts, calling it undemocratic and an attack on democracy. Despite support from several senators, the Chairman refused to allow a counter-resolution. The debate highlighted differing opinions on the legitimacy and historical context of military courts in Pakistan.
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Muheet Ul Islam
Muheet Ul Islam is a journalist and filmmaker who reports from the Indian-administered Kashmir. His expertise lies in narrative journalism, honed at the Central University of Kashmir. Muheet's work transcends borders, gaining recognition from a vast network of international media outlets. ...
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Indian-ruled Kashmir election officials report over 50% turnout
In the first legislative elections in Jammu and Kashmir in a decade, over 56% voter turnout was reported. The elections, held under tight security, are seen as a contest between the BJP and the local populace, following the revocation of the region's autonomy in 2019. Local political parties, including the National Conference and Peoples Democratic Party, are criticized for not uniting against the BJP. The dissolved Peoples Alliance for Gupkar Declaration is mentioned as a missed opportunity for regional unity. A delegation of foreign diplomats visited the region, drawing criticism from former Chief Minister Omar Abdullah. The third phase of elections is scheduled for October 1.
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Umair Jamal
Umair Jamal is a correspondent for The Diplomat magazine in Pakistan. He is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Otago, New Zealand. Umair recently joined The Nerve Center as the Coordinator of the institute's Research Division. He was an SAV Visiting Fellow at the Stimson Center in Washington D....
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Pakistan Gets Ready for Elections
As Pakistan approaches its next general elections scheduled for February 4, 2024, the political landscape is marked by anticipation and uncertainty. Political parties are maneuvering for alliances and strategizing campaigns amidst accusations of unfair advantages. The IMF's upcoming board meeting has sparked speculation about its timing in relation to the elections. The Election Commission of Pakistan assures impartial and transparent elections. Former Prime Minister Imran Khan's PTI faces challenges, including potential loss of its electoral symbol. Mainstream parties like PML-N and PPP are forming alliances, with Punjab being a critical battleground. The political environment remains unpredictable, with concerns about militant threats and confrontational politics. The outcome of these elections will have significant implications for Pakistan's economy and political stability.
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Zahra Kazmi
Zahra Kazmi is a Pakistani investigative journalist and researcher specializing in the Pak-Afghan region, with a focus on militancy, enforced disappearances, human rights abuses, and minority issues. Her work appears in international outlets including taz.de (German), DW (English), TheFridayTimes, ...
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Suicide attack on party gathering: Pakistan remains unsettled
A devastating suicide attack on a JUI-F party gathering in Khar, Pakistan, resulted in 54 deaths and around 200 injuries. The local branch of the Islamic State is suspected, although the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) initially came under suspicion but denied involvement. The attack highlights ongoing instability in Pakistan, exacerbated by the Taliban's rise in Afghanistan. The incident raises concerns ahead of Pakistan's upcoming parliamentary elections, with political tensions already high. The attack coincided with a visit from China's Vice Premier, underscoring regional security concerns amid economic partnerships.
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Shaukat Korai
Shaukat Korai is a Karachi based Multimedia journalist of Pakistan.
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Sindh Hopes Mangrove Project Can Balance CO2 Emissions, Obtain Carbon Credit Revenue Worth Billions
The Sindh government has expanded its mangrove restoration project, Delta Blue Carbon (DBC), aiming to restore 450,000 hectares of mangroves in the Indus Delta by 2030. This initiative is expected to generate significant foreign direct investment and billions in carbon credit revenue. The project addresses climate change, supports local communities, and enhances the fishing industry. However, it faces opposition from nationalist groups concerned about water diversion and its impact on agriculture and livelihoods. The project is projected to capture substantial CO2 emissions, contributing to Pakistan's carbon offsetting efforts.
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Rafiullah Mandokhail
Rafiullah Mandokhail is a journalist based in Quetta, Pakistan, has been associated with English Daily DAWN, Daily The Frontier Post, Daily Pakistan Observer Islamabad, Balochistan Times Quetta and Daily Nawa-e-Waqt since 2009
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International Mother Language Day observed
International Mother Language Day was observed in Balochistan with various events promoting linguistic and cultural diversity. The Pashtoonkhwa Milli Awami Party, Awami National Party, and Pashto Academy organized seminars and events highlighting the importance of mother languages. Speakers emphasized the role of languages in cultural diversity and development, lamenting the lack of implementation of constitutional rights to promote mother languages. The day also commemorates the 1952 martyrdom of Bengali students in Dhaka who protested for the recognition of Bangla as a national language.
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Rhea Mogul
I’m a freelance journalist, based in Hong Kong, and have covered a range of topics, from political unrest to public health. My work has appeared in several publications, including South China Morning Post, Forbes.com, Hong Kong Free Press, France 24 among others. Last year, I spent the bulk of ...
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India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka elections. More than a billion people will head to the polls in South Asia in 2024
In 2024, nearly 2 billion people across Bangladesh, Pakistan, India, and Sri Lanka will participate in elections, marking a significant democratic event. Bangladesh's Sheikh Hasina is poised for re-election amid accusations of stifling opposition, while Pakistan's political scene is turbulent with Imran Khan imprisoned and Nawaz Sharif returning from exile. India's Narendra Modi is likely to secure a third term, despite criticisms of his majoritarian policies. Sri Lanka, recovering from an economic crisis, awaits elections with current President Ranil Wickremesinghe expected to run again after securing an IMF loan and implementing reforms.
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Ishfaq Naseem
I am a journalist based in Srinagar. I have worked for over 12 years to cover the Kashmir conflict including major political developments as well as gunfights. I have also done business reporting in different parts of India while working for one of India's largest newspapers, Indian Express.
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New voters could tip the balance in Charar
The delimitation of the Charar-e-Sharief assembly constituency has added over 18,000 new votes, potentially influencing the upcoming elections. Key candidates include former Finance Minister Abdul Rahim Rather, PDP's Ghulam Nabi Lone (Hanjoora), and PDF's Hakeem Muhammad Yaseen. The addition of votes from the Khan Sahab assembly segment is seen as a decisive factor. The National Conference is optimistic due to its lead in the 2024 parliamentary polls, while the PDP has gained momentum with the joining of Mushtaq Zoohami. The article highlights the political rivalry and historical election outcomes in the region.
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Probir Pramanik
Probir Pramanik is a freelance journalist based in Siliguri (Darjeeling), India. Has worked with major international and Indian wires and publications, including BBC, IANS, UNI, The Telegraph, Hindustan Times and Outlook. Has deep contacts and domain knowledge of regional politics, especially about ...
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Fight against Islamic terror may help Sheikh Hasina retain power
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's strong stance against violent extremism and her government's socio-economic achievements are key factors that may help her retain power. The Awami League's zero-tolerance policy towards terrorism, including the prosecution of Jamaat-e-Islami leaders, has garnered public support. Despite a relatively united opposition, the economic growth and infrastructure projects under Hasina's leadership, such as the Padma River railroad bridge, bolster her position. The political landscape is dominated by the rivalry between Hasina and Khaleda Zia, with the latter facing significant legal challenges. Young voters will play a crucial role in the upcoming elections.
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Mohsin Saleem Ullah
mohsin saleem ullah is a journalist based in Islamabad, Pakistan.
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Ballot over bullets: Pakistan awaits election results
Pakistan is on the verge of electing its third successive government amid efforts to ensure a fair and transparent general election. Despite a bomb attack in Baluchistan, voter turnout is high. Imran Khan's PTI is leading in pre-election surveys, while PML-N faces setbacks due to the conviction of Nawaz Sharif. PPP is expected to perform well in Sindh, and a coalition government may form if no party secures a majority. Radical Islamist parties are unlikely to win substantial seats, except possibly in Punjab.
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Haider Sherazi
Haider Sherazi(Haider Shirazi) حیدر شیرازی is a Pakistani journalist and Geo News correspondent, known for his bold and incisive reporting style. He has conducted exclusive interviews with high-profile figures, including: - Imran Khan - Shahid Khaqan Abbasi - Nawaz Sharif - Shahbaz Sharif - ...
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PTI-backed SIC nominates Mahmood Khan Achakzai as presidential candidate against Asif Zardari
The Sunni Ittehad Council (SIC) has nominated Mahmood Khan Achakzai, chief of the Pashtunkhwa Milli Awami Party (PKMAP), as their presidential candidate to contest against Asif Ali Zardari, the joint candidate of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N). PTI founder Imran Khan, currently incarcerated, has urged his party's lawmakers to support Achakzai. The presidential election is scheduled for March 9, with the nomination papers to be submitted by today and the final list of candidates to be published on March 6. Dr. Arif Alvi, the current president, remains in office until his successor is elected.
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Murtaza Solangi
Murtaza Solangi is print/radio/TV journalist based in Islamabad, Pakistan.
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Senate Approves Resolution Calling To Postpone General Elections 2024
The Senate passed a resolution to postpone the February 8 general elections due to security concerns and extreme weather conditions, particularly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan. The resolution, moved by Senator Dilawar Khan, cited terrorism and health threats as reasons for the delay. Despite the resolution's passage, the Election Commission of Pakistan dismissed it as non-binding, asserting that only the Supreme Court could alter the election schedule. The Supreme Court Bar supported the decision to hold elections as planned, emphasizing the resolution's lack of binding effect.
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Muhammad Suleman
Muhammad Suleman is a journalist based in Islamabad, Pakistan.
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Hamstrung: Pakistan’s first ever HRD paralysed by lack of funds, staff
The newly established Human Rights Directorate (HRD) in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is facing significant challenges due to a shortage of staff and financial resources. Despite its mandate to address human rights violations, the HRD's effectiveness is hampered by minimal outreach, lack of coordination with other public bodies, and political interference. The provincial government has not allocated sufficient funds for the HRD's operations, leading to a lack of awareness campaigns and citizen engagement. Various stakeholders, including human rights activists and government officials, have expressed concerns about the HRD's ability to fulfill its mission without adequate support.
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Arshad Yousafzai
I cover political parties, labour, education policy, science and research, minorities, and human rights for The News International.
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Anti-PPP alliance in Sindh may not be heading for a smooth sail
Political parties in Sindh, including PML-N, MQM-P, GDA, ANP, and JUI-F, are discussing a joint electoral strategy against the PPP for the upcoming general elections. However, internal differences and individual interests are hindering the formation of a formal alliance. Despite several meetings and the formation of a committee to expedite talks, no tangible developments have occurred. Each party is focused on securing its interests in various constituencies, with the PML-N and MQM-P unable to agree on a joint candidate for the Baldia Town constituency. GDA leaders have revealed that they were encouraged to form an alliance against the PPP's rule in Sindh, but internal disagreements within the GDA have arisen. The ANP and JUI-F are also negotiating their terms for joining the alliance. Political analyst Faizullah Khan suggests that without the inclusion of PTI and Jamaat-e-Islami, the alliance may not significantly impact the PPP's hold in Sindh.
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Asad Zia
I'm Asad Zia, a freelance journalist based in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. With a master's degree in Journalism and Mass Communication, I have honed my skills and knowledge in the field of media. With over 13 years of experience, I have had the privilege of working on various journalistic ...
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Unregistered, unheard: elections and transgender exclusion
Transgender individuals in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa face significant barriers to political participation due to a lack of National Identity Cards (NICs), societal exclusion, and limited awareness among election officials. Despite policy changes and efforts by organizations like TransAction Alliance and NADRA to facilitate registration, many transgender people remain unregistered and unable to vote. Activists and political party representatives call for greater awareness, reserved seats, and inclusive policies to ensure transgender individuals can exercise their electoral rights. The Election Commission of Pakistan is working on gender-sensitive voter information campaigns and accessible polling stations to address these issues.
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