Increasing Urbanisation By Murtaza Talpur / Iftikhar Ahmed
Urbanisation is a key global challenge. During the 1950s, two-thirds of the world population lived in rural areas and only …Read More
Education, Governance and Growth By Dr Muhammad Babar Chohan and Dr Zahid ur Rehman
Education, as an essential component of human capital development, is a necessary prerequisite for achieving sustainable economic growth. Various economic …Read More
Future Of North Korean Nuclear Program – OpEd By Beenish Altaf
North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un, recently showed his willingness to have a second summit meeting with the United States President …Read More
Budget Expectations | Editorial
Pro-people, Mr Finance Minister? Finance Minister Asad Omer will try, no doubt, but even his best efforts will struggle to …Read More
Addressing Multiple National Challenges By Talat Masood
It has been experienced that countries have succeeded when their leaders have consistently pursued policies weighing all major internal and …Read More
Robust Change in Pak Foreign Policy By Abdul Rahman Malik
THE Robust Change in Foreign Policy has started bearing fruit for Pakistan since the countries like the US and Russia …Read More
Bill To Botch US-Pak Ties | Editorial
Andy Biggs, a Republican, has introduced a bill seeking delisting of Pakistan as America’s major non-NATO ally. However, the timing …Read More
Britain's Economic Future Depends On Brexit By Salvatore Babones
The British political establishment can't seem to make up its collective mind about Brexit. Meanwhile, the European Union's Jean-Claude Juncker …Read More
New Pak Envoy in Washington: Challenges and Opportunities | Editorial
Dr Arshad Majeed Khan has presented his credentials as Pakistani Ambassador to US President Donald Trump in Capitol Hill, Washington. …Read More
Regional Cooperation | Editorial
Revive Saarc: the message is clear, sensible and ought to be heeded. The foreign minister of Nepal, Pradip Gyawali, has …Read More
Core Issue Between Pakistan and India By Khalid Saleem
In alluding to what has come to be known as the ‘core issue’ between India and Pakistan, one recalls the …Read More
Water Wars By Dr Zeshan Khan
Once Benjamin Franklin said, “You will learn the worth of water when the well dries.” A new paper paints a …Read More
Thaw in Indo-Pak Ties | Editorial
A warm breeze is blowing, perhaps through the Kartarpur Corridor, as India has shown its willingness to let a Pakistani …Read More
Slipping New World Order By Muhammad Asif
REEMERGENCE of Russia as a reckonable military power coupled with the rise of China as a formidable economic giant, from …Read More
The Year 2018: Was it Good or Bad For Pakistan? By Shahid Javed Burki
To many in Pakistan, the country did not look well as the year 2018 ended and 2019 began. The rate …Read More
Diplomatic Push to End Afghan Conflict By Khalid Mehmood
ISLAMABAD: As US-backed peace talks between the United States and Taliban ended in Abu Dhabi, high level diplomatic efforts have …Read More
Seeing Through Brexit Deal | Editorial
The formation and breakups of international strcutures take place in desperate times. Brexit is one such moment that we have …Read More
Trade War As A New Facet Of US-China Competition In Southeast Asia – Analysis By Lucio Blanco Pitlo
The United States-China trade war is creating a new dimension for power rivalry in Southeast Asia. China’s Belt and Road …Read More


