The author is a political analyst and media development specialist. He can be reached at adrehmat@gmail.com.
The generally very poor state of freedoms is a direct reflection of the forced diversion from the political route the country chose for itself
The public perception and media conjecture about the alliance having failed are built more on their own expectations than a reflection of the sum of...
The policies Benazir Bhutto introduced and the way she behaved as a prominent leader freed up spaces for pluralism and participation
Led by the changing landscape of media, Pakistan is inching towards a broad stakeholders’ alliance of civil society, political parties and media...
Even though things may seem quiet at the surface, Maryam Nawaz’s trademark defiance outside the Lahore NAB office shows that opposition politics...
Journalism is starting to flourish online in Pakistan through alternative and independent platforms
The political climate at this point in Khan’s tenure reflects more or less similar pressures and threats as those faced by his four predecessors
Communication of the crisis response is the most important metric in evaluating leadership
NAB’s questionable approach to accountability extends even during a pandemic. The cases of Mir Shakil ur Rehman and Shahid Khaqan Abbasi are...
Ahead of the Aurat March, Pemra’s advisory to TV channels warning them against airing ‘unethical’ slogans and ‘objectionable’ placards was...
