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Ashraf Mumtaz
The writer is a senior and veteran journalist with a career spanning 40 years with major national and international newspapers.
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The judiciary-parliament tussle exposes the inadequacy of Pakistan’s Constitution
Pakistan is passing through an agonizing situation these days as two powerful institutions – the Parliament and the Supreme Court (SC)- are testing each other’s muscle and there is no constitutional mechanism to bring the conflict to an end or to say which side is right or wrong.
General Musharraf: Politics, diplomacy and his complex legacy
General Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan’s tenth president, who breathed his last in a UAE hospital on Sunday, will be remembered in varying and complicated terms by the people of Pakistan.
Doubts and difficulties: Elections in Pakistan
Two provincial legislatures of Pakistan – belonging to Punjab and KP – were dissolved recently and under the Constitution should be elected through fresh elections in 90 days. The terms of the new assemblies will be five years.
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