Lt. Gen. (Rt) Tariq Khan

"DON’T CRY FOR ME - PAKISTAN" discusses how government is neither a democracy nor martial law, but a corrupt system ruled by the worst.

The Palestinian problem is primarily a Muslim problem where the world stands by watching benignly as a whole Muslim Community is decimated.

Lt Gen (retd) Tariq Khan expresses hope for the country's success but calls for a reevaluation of the caretaker government's role and actions.

Tariq Khan advises the Care-Taker Government to prioritize either fair elections or significant reforms, highlighting the importance of accountability and strong leadership.

The writer calls for technocrat governance, prioritizing public service, autonomy, and urgent reforms for national wellbeing.

The author explores the rise and fall of PTI, its unrealistic ambitions, and the potential consequences of its collapse.

Pakistan's self-proclaimed Islamic identity stands in stark contrast to the societal actions and behaviors witnessed in the country.

The system of governance is being continually rewritten and redefined every day through ad hoc measures to suit the whims of a parliament, to protect and facilitate its members, who should all actually be behind bars.