Nimra Hasnat

Nov 12, 2024 | dailytimes.com.pk | Nimra Hasnat

Pakistan’s constitutional history is filled with a recurring cycle of the same power struggles. The 1973 Constitution established a parliamentary democracy where a clear separation of powers and provisions to uphold the judiciary’s independence were at its cornerstones. In its constitutional journey, the judiciary has often been at the centre of a complex struggle between upholding its independence and facing political manoeuvrings.

Nov 11, 2024 | paradigmshift.com.pk | Nimra Hasnat |Asadullah Raisani |Zahid Hussain |Pak-India Relations

Nimra Hasnat has recently completed her MPhil from Quaid-i-Azam University Islamabad. Her research interests include domestic and regional political dynamics, the interplay between military and civil institutions, and the implications of political development on International relations. The history of Pakistan-India relations can be seen as an era of lost opportunities because of deep mistrust, hostility, and conflict that has diminished efforts toward peace and stability.