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- Sep 16, 2026
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The levy issue - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)
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THE impact of rising petrol prices on our personal lives can be gauged from an announcement by Dr Inam-ul-Haq Javed. Dr Sahib is deeply devoted to literature and has made countless contributions to Urdu and Punjabi literature. During the past fifty-five years, many events have shaken Pakistan. He must have been disturbed by some of them, but never subscribed to a newspaper for current affairs. That tradition has now been broken: he has subscribed to one to know how much petrol prices will rise e
A dialogue on Makkah Pact - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)
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WHAT is the Makkah Pact and how can it help take the Muslim world towards a new height of destiny? A detailed dialogue on this subject brought back, with particular intensity, memories of my late and revered teacher, Professor Syed Mateen-ur-Rehman Murtaza. As students, we once approached him with a request that we be allowed to organize an event outside the university, at a hotel. Our teacher believed deeply in dialogue. Unlike some administrative heads who settle matters with a stern look and
The real secret of the Makkah Defence Pact - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)
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WHAT is the Makkah defense pact? In brief, the Makkah Defense Pact represents the biggest transformation since the upheaval brought about by the Second World War. After the war, a new map of the world was drawn. The Ottoman Empire was dismantled and the Middle East was subjected to successive divisions. The world was effectively divided into two halves: one belonging to the Soviet Union and the other to the United States. Many countries and nations inhabited these two worlds. In theory, they wer
Nawaz Sharif & Sardar Qayyum - Pakistan Observer (opens the original)
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THE election results in Azad Jammu and Kashmir have brought back memories of the late Mujahid-e-Awwal, Sardar Abdul Qayyum Khan. Sardar Sahib was a simple and unassuming man. Whenever he visited Karachi, instead of staying in expensive hotels, he would stay at Qasr-e-Naz, a modest government rest house. A suite would be reserved for him. He would meet party workers there, attend to his official engagements and meet journalists. On one such visit, I had the opportunity to meet him through Syyed S
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