The writer is an Islamabad-based journalist, researcher and media trainer. A former Daniel Pearl/AFPP fellow, he shared in The LA Times’ 2016 Pulitzer Prize for breaking news. He tweets @AounSahi
"If the market was left to its own devices, many sugar mills would die their natural death."
Maulana Abdul Aziz launches his counter-operation from the pulpit
It is important to look at the fate of Nacta and the first National Internal Security Policy before one starts taking the prime minister’s recent...
General Hameed Gul talks about various aspects of Pakistan’s Afghan policy
Fall in price by Rs1,000 per maund means potential loss of Rs 30,000 per acre to cultivators of basmati rice
Into its sixth year now, BISP has done some wonderful things for the women in this country as well as collected some useful statistical data on...
A loudspeaker is the most unregulated instrument and clerics have monopoly over this very important propaganda tool
Politico-religious parties form a united group with some overt and covert political aims
The few laws on bonded labour that exist remain to be implemented
Regulatory authorities are geared toward ensuring efficiency and transparency of brick kilns but fail to address human rights concerns
