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South Asia’s Emerging Trajectories By Junaid Ashraf
South Asia is situated in a strategically important location and has always been bone of a contention for control by major powers. It has proximity with the Indian Ocean which has the most important choke points of the Strait of Malacca and the Strait of Hormuz, through which 32.2 millions of...
Rocky Pak-US Ties? | Editorial
July 22,2017 / Opinion Pakistan & USA / 0 CommentsAn annual report by the US State Department has yielded a familiar verdict on our counterterrorism record: while some successes have been acknowledged, Pakistan has allowed externally focused militant networks to flourish. But the significance of the latest assessment is twofold: it is the first...
Is The "Strong" Rupee Policy Benefiting Pakistani Economy? By Sakib Sherani
Ever since the decision of the incumbent finance minister to adopt a ‘strong’ rupee policy in December 2013, and convert the regime into a near-fixed exchange rate one, the resulting overvaluation and the accompanying fall in exports have generated intermittent debate about the merits and...
India-China tensions and Pakistan | Editorial
Indian politician and former defence minister Mulayam Singh’s statement alleging that China has installed nuclear weapons inside Pakistan to attack India is an indication of the deteriorating relations between China and India. The politician also said that China, and not Pakistan, is India’s...
Iran-US Friction | Editorial
EARLIER this week, hours after the White House had confirmed that Iran was abiding by the landmark 2015 nuclear deal, the State Department announced new sanctions targeting Iranian individuals and entities linked to the country’s missile programme. The Iranian reaction was swift, with President...
The Gulf Conundrum | Editorial
Since the British drew lines in the sand to create different nations in the Middle East, the region has hardly experienced a prolonged period of peace. Till today, the ruling Arab elite have continued to fight each other. Either geopolitics or sectarianism or support for rival political groups...
Express Tribune Editorial – 20th July 2017
July 20,2017 / Express Tribune / 0 CommentsA tapping of judicial feet If a sense of irritation could be detected in the Supreme Court and the metaphorical tapping of judicial feet in discreet exasperation, then it would hardly be surprising. The Panama Papers case has been adjourned yet again having advanced not one iota from the position...
Dawn Editorial – 20th July 2017
July 20,2017 / DAWN Editorials / 0 CommentsSaudi-led alliance IS retired Gen Raheel Sharif commanding a ghost army? Government representatives have insisted that so long as the terms of reference of the Saudi-led Islamic Military Alliance to Fight Terrorism are not finalised, Pakistan’s participation cannot be determined. But with the...
Trump Cannot Make America Govern Itself Again By Edward Luce
Let us give Donald Trump a pass. The last time Congress enacted a serious law was more than seven years ago, which was well before he turned up. That was Barack Obama’s healthcare reform, which is turning into Mr Trump’s nightmare. He just cannot get that law off the books. Congress is a...
The US and Iran are Heading Toward Crisis By Ishaan Tharoor
MONDAY was a tough day for President Donald Trump’s agenda. As the Senate’s bid to overturn Obamacare collapsed amid Republican infighting, the White House reluctantly certified Iran’s compliance with the nuclear deal signed by the Obama administration in 2015. This was the second time the...
