Building ‘Stable, Predicable’ US-Russia Ties: Dream Or Reality? – Analysis By Observer Research Foundation
On November 2, the Secretary of Russia’s National Security Council Nikolai Patrushev and CIA Director William Burns met to discuss …
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Xi Is Running Out of Time (China’s Economy Heads for a Hard Landing) By Daniel H. Rosen
How worried should observers be about China’s economy? As recently as midsummer, that seemed like an academic question geared to …
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Rethinking Water Governance in Pakistan By Syed Mohammad Ali
Being one of the top ten hotspots for climate change, Pakistan with its burgeoning population of 225 million, is at …
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PM Imran Announces ‘Biggest Welfare Package in Pakistan’s History’ to Mitigate Inflation Impact
Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday addressed the nation to announce a package to mitigate the hardships of the inflation-hit …
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A Changing Region By Adnan Rafiq
AS new fissures appear within the governing elites in Pakistan, the fulcrum of world politics seems to be moving away …
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Reopening Border Travel | Editorial
ON Thursday, Pakistani and Afghan authorities reopened the Chaman border crossing to allow cargo trade and travel for thousands of …
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EVMs in 2023 By Idrees Khawaja
THE approach adopted by analysts and others for making a case against the use of electronic voting machines (EVMs) is …
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No Change in America’s Pak-Afghan Policy By Dr Syed Akhtar Ali Shah
With a bruised sense of pride, the recent introduction of the Afghanistan Counterterrorism, Oversight, and Accountability Act by Republican senators …
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The Age of America First (Washington’s Flawed New Foreign Policy Consensus) By Richard Haass
Donald Trump was supposed to be an aberration—a U.S. president whose foreign policy marked a sharp but temporary break from …
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Trade Gap | Editorial
There was some objectively good news on the trade front in October as Pakistan broke its record for the month. …
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The Glasgow Climate Test By António Guterres
The climate crisis is a code red for humanity. World leaders will soon be put to the test at the …
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Sri Lanka, Bangladesh Can Benefit From CPEC By Pathik Hasan
PAKISTAN, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka are South Asian countries. As an island county in South Asia, Sri Lanka has been …
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Can the United States Discourage Sino-Russian Alignment? By George Beebe
Preventing adversaries from dominating the Eurasian landmass is a strategic imperative for the United States. Although Washington has recently awoken …
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President Biden’s Elusive Trade Policy – Analysis By Gary Clyde Hufbauer
This year’s meeting of the G-20 countries in Rome reflects the difficulties of organising international cooperation in an era of …
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Economic Outlook By Dr Khaqan Hassan Najeeb
We were beginning to enjoy a welcome party-like atmosphere, created by slight economic recovery and promising improvement in some high-frequency …
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Poverty, Covid-19 and Climate Change By Rashid A Mughal
ACCORDING to a latest report on Global poverty, 689 million people live in extreme poverty, surviving on less than $1.90 …
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G20 Summit | The Nation Editorial
This weekend was highly consequential for the fight against climate change, as the leaders of the 20 major economies of …
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Pak-US Relations | Editorial
National Security Advisor Moeed Yousaf was only doing his job when he told a foreign radio channel that Islamabad and …
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