Muhammad Ziauddin dives deep into the Hafiz Pasha Report which highlights the shortcomings in the implementation of the 18th amendment and concludes that planning process ought to change fundamentally. “It should become a ‘bottom-up’ process, ...
Muhammad Ziauddin explains Pakistan’s 70-year-old dilemma of choosing between an overvalued rupee and a free floating exchange rate that stemmed from the Korean War beginning in 1950 and a brief period of strong exports with ...
In this article, Muhammad Ziauddin explains why Pakistan cannot be compared with any of the Asian Tigers that we so want to emulate. He argues that acknowledging the country’s diversity is the key to fixing ...
Muhammad Ziauddin argues that Pakistan started its long, tiring journey into economic dependence during Ayub’s era and with 40 years of constant war, without improving our resource and wealth generation capabilities, it was impossible for ...
Muhammad Ziauddin in this article discusses how Pakistan could have avoided the current diplomatic backlash and saved the three years it wasted had the action been taken at the right time. Imran is the right ...
There couldn’t have been a better person to do an in-depth analysis on the state of censorship in Pakistani media than Muhammad Ziauddin, one of the most respected journalists in the country. In this article he ...
In this article, Muhammad Ziauddin explains the flaws in media industry’s business model that led to 3000 plus journalists being removed from their jobs since August 2018 and also discusses the emergence of new media ...
In Pakistan, the poor are subjected to heavy and harsh taxation to finance luxuries of the elite enjoying free perquisites, benefits, including purchase of valuable state-owned plots in prime locations at throw-away prices. The way ...
Six months is too short a period to judge the performance of a new government. More so, when the party in power is a new comer to the challenges of governance. Of course, there are ...
The government is proposing creation of a converged regulatory authority ostensibly to better regulate the print, broadcast and social media. This is being done because government considers the current regulatory environment to be ‘fractured’: Various ...
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