The writer, a development consultant and public policy expert, writes on policy matters, politics and international affairs. He may be reached at drarifazad@gmail.com.
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Among all the leadership candidates for Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn has caused a major stir within the party as well as among the people
Turkish election has resurrected the hope that the juggernaut of neoliberal economics, political despotism and Islamic conservatism might have run...
He was one politician who got everything right on the big issues of the day
The new political order supplanted in Yemen has only served to exacerbate the long-running sectarian and regional forces vying for equal share of...
Pakistan must steer clear of the complex ethnic, religious and regional tangles that define the Yemen-Saudi conflict
A historic opportunity for the left and Arab-Israeli political parties to articulate an alternative vision of mainstream politics
The success or failure of Syriza will determine the type of new Europe we will get a few years down the road
In the backdrop of events of January 2015, it is certain that the woes of Yemen are not going to end any time soon
Lessons to learn from Raza Rabbani’s tears and sense of shame for supporting a vote which the party discipline and not his conscience had dictated
