SDGs and the Global Reset By Mishal- e-Noor
We are living in the age of global development agendas where socio-economic convergence of developed and developing countries is looked …
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Resumption of the IMF Program | Editorial
Pakistan has had its fair share of IMF program but the present, stalled one might well be the most instructive …
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Education: Unfulfilled Promises By Zehra Arshad
August marks a month of both celebration and reflection; celebration of our independence and reflection on what we have achieved …
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Pivotal Transition | Editorial
On Tuesday, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi departed on a trip that will include stops in Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and …
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Water Worries | Editorial
The poor quality of drinking water in Pakistan is a well-documented fact. But what are the consequences of drinking fresh …
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Time For Peace, Not War By Abdul Sattar
The United States and its Western allies could not achieve anything after spending over two trillion dollars on the invasion …
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IMF Allocation | Editorial
With the pandemic now well into its second year, the world’s economies have started to adjust to the coronavirus and …
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Learning From History and Own Experience By Talat Masood
One of the principal characteristics of a superpower is its ability to alter the behaviour of nations or a particular …
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Education Disruption | Editorial
FOR over a year now, the education sector has been particularly hard hit all across the world due to the …
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State of Uncertainty By Maleeha Lodhi
LAST week’s dramatic developments in Afghanistan that stunned the world raise a host of critical questions about the future. What …
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A Strategy for Avoiding Two-Front War By A. Wess Mitchell
HE GREATEST risk facing the twenty-first-century United States, short of an outright nuclear attack, is a two-front war involving its …
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‘Pakistan in Control, China to Cement Grip in Afghanistan’s New Great Game’
The Russian and British empires battled over Afghanistan in the 19th century, and the United States and the Soviet Union …
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One Nation One Curriculum By Attiya Munawer
A uniform curriculum is being implemented in Pakistan. After the implementation of this uniform curriculum, it will be taught in …
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Welcome Development | Editorial
Pakistan and India have taken a leap forward in normalising their relations after a pestering mistrust of more than two …
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FATF: Moving Goalposts | Editorial
Pakistan has been in the FATF dock for quite some time. The Paris-based regulator on financial transactions, anti-money laundering and …
Read MoreThe Sino-US Rivalry: Pakistan’s Predicament By M Alam Brohi
Pakistan, wittingly or unwittingly, is caught in the crosshair of the rivalry between the two great powers of the world, …
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We All Lost Afghanistan By P. Michael McKinley
We All Lost Afghanistan By P. Michael McKinley. Two Decades of Mistakes, Misjudgments, and Collective Failure, As Afghanistan tumbles into …
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A New Afghanistan and History By Atle Hetland
Today, I had planned to write about Afghan refugee issues, and also draw some lessons from the past, noting that …
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