Dawn Editorial 15 October 2020
A matter of intent THOUGH not exactly an icebreaker, the first major interview given by a senior Pakistani official to …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 14 October 2020
Tigers unleashed THE Corona Relief Tiger Force has steadily had the scope of its ‘responsibilities’ widened to well beyond what …
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Trump vs. Biden Is Truly the Most Consequential Election Of Our Lifetime By David Keene
Before every election politicians of both parties can be heard proclaiming that “this will be the most important election of …
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G20 Debt Suspension | Editorial
Finally the time has come when the G20 group of the world’s largest economies decides whether or not to extend …
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Pak-Iran Ties in Emerging Geopolitical Landscape By Dost Muhammad Barrech
Iran has remained the world’s oldest civilization and Persian Empire for centuries, currently, is a major Islamic country and second …
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Climate Change’s Dangerous Next Phase By Michael Oppenheimer
In late August, more than 600 separate wildfires ravaged California, killing seven people. Meanwhile, two tropical cyclones struck the Gulf …
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The Trade War and Pakistan By Shehryar Hamesh Khan
WITH Trump coming to power in the US and the launch of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in China, …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 13 October 2020
More progress needed IT has been over two years since Pakistan was placed on the FATF grey list. During this …
Read MoreThe Express Tribune 12 October 2020
Terrorism from Indian soil A widely read US publication has made some hair-raising claims about the changing contours of …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 12 October 2020
Another Zainab ANOTHER year, another Zainab — two little girls who shared a name and met the same terrible fate. …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 11 October 2020
Bewildering words A FAMOUS king once said, “after me, the deluge”, while another emperor claimed, “I am the revolution”. Therefore …
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US Election & Race Relations By Rashid A Mughal
MORE than 150 years after the 13th Amendment abolished slavery in the United States, most U.S. adults say the legacy …
Read MoreThe Express Tribune 10 October 2020
Murky waters Blackish grey sand and greyish blue water is typical of Karachi’s Sea View and Clifton beaches. Stinking …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 10 October 2020
Christmas deadline WITH an eye on the Nov 3 US presidential election, Donald Trump has announced that the remainder of …
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Rising Poverty | Editorial
According to the World Bank (WB), South Asia is seeing the worst recession given the economic drawbacks of fighting a …
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The End of American Illusion By Nadia Schadlow
Since the end of the Cold War, most U.S. policymakers have been beguiled by a set of illusions about the …
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Capitalism After the Pandemic By Mariana Mazzucato
After the 2008 financial crisis, governments across the world injected over $3 trillion into the financial system. The goal was …
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The False Promise of Regime Change By Philip H. Gordon
Since the 1950s, the United States has tried to oust governments in the broader Middle East once every decade, on …
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