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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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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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PTI Likely to Become the Largest Party in the Senate
After 18 candidates were elected unopposed, polling for 30 seats in the Senate of Pakistan will take place on April 2. The ruling coalition seeks a two-thirds majority, while the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) is hopeful to emerge as the largest party. The Election Commission scheduled the elections for April 2, following the retirement of 48 senators. PTI currently has 18 members in the Senate, and if they secure at least seven more seats from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, their total could reach 27. The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) could potentially have the second-highest number of senators, reaching up to 25. The ruling coalition already has a two-thirds majority in the National Assembly but needs the same in the Senate for constitutional amendments and major decisions.
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Javier Domínguez Reguero
Javier Domínguez Reguero is a journalist
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The Andalusian Government sees a budget agreement with Vox as 'more viable' than with the PSOE
The Andalusian Government, led by the PP and Ciudadanos coalition, is considering a budget agreement with the right-wing party Vox for the 2022 budget, which is seen as more viable than an agreement with the PSOE. Vox's parliamentary spokesperson in Andalusia, Manuel Gavira, insists on the government fulfilling its promises as a condition for support. The PSOE is open to dialogue but demands that the budget reflects its strategic lines and is not conditioned by Vox's requirements. The government may extend the current budget if negotiations stall, with the support of Ciudadanos' vice president, Juan Marín. The article also touches on the reduction of teaching staff and the opposition's criticism of the government's handling of public education and health.
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Yüksel Durgut
Yüksel Durgut is a journalist based in Dortmund, Germany. He is in the fields since 1994. He worked for a Turkish News Agency. He covered Afghanistan and Pakistan about ten years. He wrote four books and hundreds of documentaries for many TV channels. Journalist, صحافي, журналист, روزنامه نگا,ر,...
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Unveiling the Shadows: A Chronicle of Pakistan’s Electoral Controversies
The article chronicles Pakistan's history of electoral controversies, highlighting systemic manipulation and interference by the military and state apparatus. It details significant elections from 1985 to 2024, emphasizing the recurring issues of rigging and political manipulation. Key figures such as Imran Khan, Nawaz Sharif, and Benazir Bhutto are discussed, along with the roles of various political parties and alliances. The narrative underscores the challenges faced by Pakistan in achieving true democratic governance.
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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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Lola García
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Meet, which is the minimum
The article discusses the strained relationship between Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and opposition leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo, highlighting the importance of institutional respect despite personal differences. It emphasizes the need for political dialogue and the challenges posed by personal animosities in achieving democratic quality. The article also touches on Sánchez's political agreements with various parties, including Bildu, and the implications for upcoming European elections. The meeting between Sánchez and Feijóo is portrayed as crucial for maintaining political discourse, despite the likelihood of no substantial agreements being reached.
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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: Women Emerge as Formidable Contenders in 60 Constituencies
In Pakistan's upcoming 2024 elections, women candidates are poised to be strong contenders in 60 general constituencies across the National and Provincial Assemblies. Data indicates that women are expected to perform better than in previous elections, with 34 women in Punjab and 17 in Sindh being particularly competitive. High-profile contests include Yasmin Rashid versus Nawaz Sharif in Lahore and Maryam Nawaz Sharif against Shehzad Farooq. A total of 1257 women are contesting for 855 general seats, suggesting a significant presence of women in the electoral process.
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Guy Hedgecoe
Guy Hedgecoe is a journalist based in Madrid, Spain. He covers all news issues, including politics, economics and sport. He is author of 'Freezing Franco: The Battle for Spain's Memory'.
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Spain MPs back amnesty law for Catalan separatists
Spain's Congress has approved a controversial amnesty law aimed at benefiting nationalists facing legal action for separatist activities in Catalonia, particularly from the 2017 secession bid. The law, which now requires Senate approval, seeks to remove pending legal actions against separatists, including former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont. The Socialist Party supports the law as a step towards reconciliation, while critics argue it is unconstitutional and politically motivated. The law's passage could significantly impact Catalan politics, especially with upcoming regional elections.
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Asifa Idrees
A journalist based in Karachi, Pakistan with 16 years of experience. From news room to exploring stories that affects human and social issue, dedicated to unveil new angles as an effort to create impact for betterment. Worked with Pakistan’s leading news media Geo News English online, The News ...
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Lyari's transformation from gang wars to tech innovations
The article explores the transformation of Lyari, a neighborhood in Karachi, Pakistan, from a place known for gang violence to a burgeoning hub of technological innovation and education. It highlights the role of Benazir Bhutto Shaheed University Lyari (BBSUL), established by the Sindh government, in fostering this change. The university's Computer Sciences Department has produced students who have created AI-based technologies and become entrepreneurs, significantly impacting the local community. The article features stories of students and graduates who have overcome the area's violent past to pursue education and create opportunities for themselves and others. It also discusses the remaining challenges in Lyari, such as the need for better education, health, and sanitation facilities, and the ongoing drug problem.
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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Negotiations with Islamabad: Pakistan's Taliban and Peace
Pakistan's government is negotiating a peace agreement with the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) amid ongoing violence. The TTP demands include amnesty for members and the restoration of tribal autonomy. The Taliban, led by Sirajuddin Haqqani, are mediating the talks. Critics, including Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and victims' families, express concerns over the negotiations' sincerity and potential outcomes. The TTP sees potential benefits regardless of the talks' success, while human rights activists and political figures call for genuine peace efforts.
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Graham Keeley
As Spain Correspondent for The Times of London for 11 years, I covered the Catalan independence drive, royal scandals and the rise of animal rights in a country famed for bullfighting. Now I freelance for The Independent, the i paper, Reuters, The Telegraph and Al Jazeera among others. I am ...
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Nationalists, extremism and Tucker Carlson: why Spain's bizarre politics are heading for Britain
Spain's political landscape is marked by nationalism, separatism, and extremism, with recent developments including an amnesty law for Catalan separatists and a coalition government led by Pedro Sánchez. The situation has sparked widespread protests and criticism from various political and social groups, drawing parallels to potential future political scenarios in Britain. Key figures like Carles Puigdemont and Tucker Carlson are highlighted, with the amnesty law being a central point of contention.
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Turyal Azam Khan
Turyal Azam Khan is a writer, blogger and a journalist based in Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. He has written for Daily Times, Dunya Blogs, The Diplomat, Naya Daur and The Nation. He is also an opinion writer for Asia Times. He primarily focuses on current affairs, social issues, lifestyle and ...
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Pakistan elections are next month - will young people show up?
Pakistan's upcoming elections feature familiar faces, causing despair among the youth. Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, facing corruption charges, can now run due to a Supreme Court ruling. His party, PML-N, is a frontrunner, competing against Imran Khan's PTI, which claims unfair treatment, and Bilawal Bhutto's PPP. Key issues like terrorism, economic crisis, and pollution are sidelined by election politics. With 64% of the population under 30, many young Pakistanis are hopeless about the political system and seek opportunities abroad. A 2021 Gallup Pakistan survey showed low youth voter turnout, with many wanting to emigrate. The IMF reports high inflation and negative GDP growth, while terror attacks have increased after TTP ended its ceasefire. Political parties are criticized for ignoring youth and failing to address the brain drain. The article suggests increasing youth voter turnout by making registration more accessible, engaging female voters, and involving youth in politics from school level.
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Khalid Khattak
Khalid Khattak, is a journalist based in Lahore, Pakistan. He is the founder of Pakistan's first and only data journalism specific initiative Data Stories ****. He is in the profession for 17 years now and presently works for The News International as a Staff Reporter. Khalid is a 2013 Daniel Pearl ...
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N 11pc down, PTI 3pc up in NA
A comparative analysis of the NA-120 bye-elections reveals an 11 percent decrease in votes for PML-N and a 3 percent increase for PTI compared to the 2013 general elections. The analysis highlights a significant increase in the vote bank of religious parties and a low female voter turnout. PML-N's Begum Kalsoom Nawaz won with 48.6 percent of the votes, while PTI's Dr. Yasmin Rashid secured 37.1 percent. The voter turnout was notably low, with only 39.4 percent of the total voters participating. The Election Commission of Pakistan's statistics show a higher male voter turnout compared to female voters. The Pakistan Peoples Party maintained its vote share, while religious parties saw a surge in support, particularly candidates from Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan and Jamatud Dawa.
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Shaukat Korai
Shaukat Korai is a Karachi based Multimedia journalist of Pakistan.
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Upper Sindh Hindus fearful after dacoits threaten violence over Seema Jakhrani
A video of dacoits threatening violence against Hindus in Upper Sindh, Pakistan, has spread fear among local residents. The threats are in response to Seema Jakhrani's conversion and marriage to an Indian Hindu man. The Sindh Government has increased security for Hindu places of worship, and local leaders have called for long-term solutions to the law and order situation. Minority rights activists have criticized the state's silence, while a controversial cleric has urged government intervention to retrieve Jakhrani and her children.
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Lucas Laursen
I cover global development by way of science and technology. I write for Scientific American, Rethink, and many other magazines and have produced radio packages for BBC Radio 4, Deutsche Welle and NPR's Here and Now. I have lived in and reported from the US, UK, Switzerland, and Mexico. I now ...
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Spain faces an amnesty, a shooting and a new coalition
Spain formed a new government on November 9, coinciding with the shooting of Vox party co-founder Alejo Vidal-Quadras in Madrid. The caretaker prime minister Pedro Sánchez, from the Socialist and Workers Party, faced controversy for including an amnesty for Catalan separatists in his coalition government pact. Protests ensued, with peaceful demonstrations escalating to violence at night. The opposition People's Party is organizing a protest against the amnesty, while Vidal-Quadras survived the attack and blamed the Iranian government.
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Mohsin Saleem Ullah
mohsin saleem ullah is a journalist based in Islamabad, Pakistan.
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Fall of religio-political parties in Feb 8 vote
Religio-political parties in Pakistan suffered a significant defeat in the February 8 elections, with major Islamist parties like JUI-F, JI, TLP, and MWM collectively securing only about 12% of the votes. The TLP emerged as the fourth-largest party, but JI and JUI-F faced setbacks in Karachi and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, respectively. The PTI, led by Imran Khan, effectively positioned itself as an outsider and resonated with voters through a broader national agenda and populist rhetoric. The rise of PTI reflects a generational shift, with Pakistan's youth prioritizing tangible issues over traditional religious affiliations. The rejection of Islamist parties may risk fostering resentment among their supporters, potentially benefiting extremist groups like the TTP. The association of some religious groups with militant organizations has also damaged the public image of Islamist parties.
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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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Govt, opposition move towards 'joint draft' for amendments to Constitution
Major political parties in Pakistan, including the opposition, are moving towards a consensus on a 'joint draft' for constitutional amendments, marking a breakthrough after a period of deadlock. The proposed amendments aim to establish a federal constitutional court and set a three-year tenure for the Chief Justice of Pakistan. The government, initially facing opposition, has begun consultations with various parties, including JUI-F, PPP, and PTI. Discussions are ongoing, with significant progress reported between PML-N and PPP. The amendments will not be presented before the upcoming Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Islamabad.
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Murtaza Solangi
Murtaza Solangi is print/radio/TV journalist based in Islamabad, Pakistan.
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What Next?
Pakistan celebrated Republic Day with a military display and civil awards, amidst questions about the political future. The minority government in Islamabad, led by Shehbaz Sharif, is supported by the establishment, allowing it to focus on challenges without concern for longevity. The PPP, led by Bilawal Bhutto, is positioned as a future alternative to the PTI. The government's main challenge is economic viability, with issues like balance of payments, debt, and low investment in human potential. The government must accelerate economic revitalization efforts, tackle terrorism, promote tolerance, and address social media-induced instability. Effective legislation and a professional media model like the BBC are needed to combat disinformation and restore public trust in media.
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Kira Taylor
I'm an energy and environment multimedia journalist, based in Brussels. I specialise in EU politics and EU policy, particularly around energy, climate, environment and circular economy. I've covered stories, both on the politics and practicalities of these topics. Previously, I was an investigative ...
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EU negotiators adopt landmark law to restore nature in Europe
European negotiators agreed on a new landmark regulation to restore at least 20% of Europe's land and marine areas by 2030 and all ecosystems requiring restoration by 2050. This is the first European regulation aimed at reversing the decline of many habitats in Europe. The regulation is a key pillar of the EU's 2030 biodiversity strategy and will help meet the international goal of restoring 30% of lands and seas by 2030. Specific ecosystem measures are outlined, including for forests, agricultural lands, urban ecosystems, freshwater and marine ecosystems, and pollinator diversity. The agreement includes several exemptions and is based on efforts rather than results, meaning EU countries won't have to compensate if targets are not met. The most controversial measures concerned agricultural ecosystems, which faced strong opposition from the European People's Party (PPE) but were ultimately modified. The WWF welcomed certain aspects but pointed out significant concessions, such as the emergency brake. ClientEarth criticized the agreement for its many exceptions and lack of legal guarantees, fearing it could set a worrying precedent for European legislation. The agreement still needs to be officially signed by the European Parliament and the 27 EU countries.
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Natalia Torres
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Rosa Dávila Makes History at the Cabildo de Tenerife as First Female President
Rosa Dávila has become the first female president of the Cabildo de Tenerife, marking a historic moment after 110 years. Her election followed the resignation of Socialist Pedro Martín and the decision by PSOE, PP, and Vox not to present alternative candidates. The voting concluded with 18 votes in favor from CC and PP and 13 abstentions from PSOE and Vox. Dávila's inaugural speech highlighted her commitment to Tenerife, gender equality, and her gratitude towards previous presidents and Pedro Martín. The PP, led by Lope Afonso, celebrated more discreetly, emphasizing a government based on trust and loyalty. Pedro Martín expressed a conciliatory tone, promising to be a strong and demanding opposition.
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Naeem Uddin
Naeem Uddin is a Canadian journalist based in Karachi, Pakistan. Perseverant. Scrupulous. Candid. Investigative. Ethical. Non-partisan. A strong believer in defending the source, maintain the privacy and dignity of the victims and accused. Please contact for Fixing, Research, Interviews, Content ...
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RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION / HATE-CRIME
The article reports on a series of violent attacks against the Christian community in Jaranwala, Punjab province, Pakistan. Over a hundred radicals destroyed twenty-one Christian churches and a hundred houses, following allegations of blasphemy against two Christian brothers. The police were accused of delayed action, allowing the violence to continue for hours. The Tehreek-e-Labbaik (TLP) party is said to have incited the mob, which led to the arrest of 140 suspects under various sections of the Pakistan Penal Code and the Anti-Terrorism Act. The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) suggested that the attacks were part of an organized campaign of hatred. The article also discusses the broader context of religious fundamentalism in Pakistan, the government's concessions to TLP, and recent legislative changes that increase punishments for blasphemy, raising concerns among minorities.
Maria Udrescu
I am currently working as a journalist for the belgian newspaper La Libre Belgique, for the International Section. Born in Bucharest in 1991, I have been living in Belgium since I was 10 years old. Experiencing two cultures has been an amazing opportunity, that sparked my interest in international ...
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Diplomacy for Dummies: Manfred Weber's Real Cynicism
Manfred Weber, leader of the European People's Party (PPE), downplays concerns about Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed's authoritarianism and racism, focusing instead on demanding results from Tunisia in reducing migration to Europe. Weber emphasizes the importance of the rule of law but is more concerned with the use of European taxpayer money to prevent migration. His stance is seen as a strategic move to address migration issues ahead of the 2024 European elections, differentiating the PPE's result-oriented approach from the extreme right's use of migration to instill fear.
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Jaime Velazquez
Jaime Velazquez is a freelance journalist based in Madrid, España.
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Protests in several Spanish cities against the amnesty law
Protests erupted in several Spanish cities, including Barcelona, Seville, Valencia, and Madrid, against a proposed amnesty law that would benefit Catalan separatist leaders. The demonstrations in Madrid, called by the conservative People's Party (PP), were largely peaceful, though some violent radical groups were present. The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) is expected to submit the amnesty law proposal to parliament next week, which has secured Catalan independence parties' support for Pedro Sánchez's election as Prime Minister. The opposition criticizes Sánchez for allegedly 'buying' his re-election with the impunity of his partners.
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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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GDA, MQM-P, JUI-F form electoral alliance against PPP
In Karachi, the Grand Democratic Alliance, Muttahida Qaumi Movement Pakistan, and Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Fazl have formed an electoral alliance against the Pakistan Peoples Party in Sindh. They expressed distrust towards the caretaker Chief Minister Sindh, Maqbool Baqir, and demanded the removal of the provincial election commissioner and a transfer of bureaucracy. The alliance accused the interim government of partiality and warned of public protests if the Election Commission does not address their concerns. They also supported a peace march in October and invited other parties, including PML-N, to join their platform.
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