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The perils of sacred politics | The Express Tribune
Religion has always been a useful political tool. Unlike ordinary political slogans, faith speaks to people's deepest convictions. It gives leaders something that political manifestos rarely can: moral authority. History is full of examples. Kings in medieval Europe claimed they ruled by divine rig»»»
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Pakistan: Imran Khan condemns court's verdict in Al-Qadir Trust case, vows to "fight till last ball"
Islamabad [Pakistan], January 18 (ANI): Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan condemned the court's verdict in the Al Qadir Trust case, calling it "mockery" of justice and pledged to fight till the last ball and refuse any deals, The Express Tribune reported. In a statement shared on social m»»»
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