It was a regular Saturday. I woke up after a long afternoon nap. My wife was plucking fruit from trees in our front yard and the kids were playing basketball. I changed and went to ...
Mizbah Azam argues that the ‘corrupt’ politicians are supported by the powers-that-be when they toe their line, but when they start defying the power quarters, they are deemed corrupt. Veronica Anne Roth, an American novelist ...
Misbah Azam writes about the state of journalism in Pakistan where self censorship reigns supreme. Investigative journalism here means peddling half truths and toeing the line of the powers-that-be. Investigative journalism, according to one definition, ...
Misbah ul Azam recalls how Pakistan’s political leadership displayed its unwavering commitment to supporting the Kashmiris in the wake of the revocation of Article 370 in the occupied valley, and the way all political parties ...
Misbah ul Azam argues that every time an anti-government protest threatens the government, the military plays a crucial role in its success or failure. The same will be witnessed when Maulana Fazlur Rehman marches to ...
Misbah Azam argues that the current political system in Pakistan is not democratic in true sense of the word and has failed to deal with the challenges facing the country. Instead of ‘saving’ it, the ...
If we don’t correct the course, Pakistan could well be the next Venezuela, argues Misbah U Azam Venezuela – the Petrostate – is in economic crisis. The inflation is so high that a cup of ...
Misbah U. Azam crunches some numbers from the past to prove why Pakistan’s alleged economic growth under Presidential/dictatorial regimes was largely due to the influx of dollars into the economy instead of better economic management ...
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