While the economy teeters on the brink and a new surge of militant violence threatens the country’s security, the political situation descends into more chaos.
Two, the searing political divide and polarisation portends a troubled outlook for what might happen before, during and after general elections, whenever they are called.
Time is scarce, money is scant, and the everyday grind of life can be isolating. There is then partial truth to the common adage that the ‘masses are numb’
Pakistan is too big to fail. Its geostrategic location, its burgeoning population, its nuclear arsenal. For almost two decades these have been wielded as a threat to the neoliberal order: allow us to fail and witness the mayhem that would be unleashed.
It is the most perverse kind of complacency.
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