A Flawed Economic Model By Dr Kamal Monnoo
Oct 27,21One step forward, two steps backwards—every time we think that Pakistan’s economy is headed in the right direction, in comes …
Read MoreImproving Ties | The Nation Editorial
Oct 27,21After years of deep-rooted mistrust, Bangladesh and Pakistan are looking to enhance bilateral and economic ties. This is a promising …
Read MoreArms Race and Emerging Global Military Trends By Talat Masood
Oct 27,21The Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad recently organised a webinar on emerging global military trends and its impact on national …
Read MoreGlobal Governance By Altaf Hussain Khosa
Oct 27,21LIKE our national ‘establishment’ which constitutes a selected group of politicians, military-civil bureaucrats, judges of superior courts, business magnates, and …
Read MorePakistan-China Cooperation By Hassan Baig
Oct 27,21Pakistan is the world’s fifth largest country which provides opportunities to investors to invest in various sectors of the economy, …
Read MoreThe G20 Needs To Do More Than Recycle The G7’s Agenda – Analysis By Adam Triggs
Oct 27,21The world economy is facing a two-speed recovery. The rich world is overheating. The poor world is stagnating, with Asia’s …
Read MoreContainment Beyond the Cold War (How Washington Lost the Post-Soviet Peace) By M. E. Sarotte
Oct 26,21On December 15, 1991, U.S. Secretary of State James Baker arrived in Moscow amid political chaos to meet with Russian …
Read MoreWorld Powers and Kashmir By Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai
Oct 26,21THE Kashmir dispute is one of the oldest unresolved international problems in the world which has been still pending on …
Read MoreChina-US Competition By Dr. Iram Naseer
Oct 26,21The transition from an all-out to “practical contest” presents a space for the Indo-Pacific. Much has been reported on proactive …
Read MoreCovid-19 Controlled | Editorial
Oct 26,21Pakistan just achieved the remarkable milestone of administering over 100 million doses in the short time-span of nine months alone. …
Read MorePakistan Saudi Ties By Masud Ahmad Khan
Oct 26,21The foundation of bilateral relations was laid down in 1951 when a treaty of friendship was signed between two countries; …
Read MoreFinancial Crisis | Editorial
Oct 26,21DESPITE having progressed to ‘very good step’ and being ‘close to concluding the agreement’ a few days back, the talks …
Read MoreFATF and IMF Working in Unison Against Pakistan? By M Ziauddin
Oct 25,21ON the face of it, there is seemingly no overlapping of objectives between the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and …
Read MoreWhere is Quality in Education? By Attiya Munawar
Oct 25,21HIGH quality education and training play a crucial role in the development of any country. Without education, no nation and …
Read MoreThe Future of Pak-US Relations By Lt Gen (retd) Naeem Khalid Lodhi
Oct 25,21Generally it is believed that relations between any two countries are dependent on the behaviour of the two with each …
Read MoreKabul Visit | Editorial
Oct 25,21FOREIGN MINISTER Shah Mahmood Qureshi’s flying visit to Kabul on Thursday is the first official high-level engagement between Pakistan and …
Read MoreThe Moscow Format and Afghan Taliban By Huma Baqai
Oct 25,21SOUTH Asia and Central Asia post US exit from Afghanistan are seen by many as global predictors for the rise …
Read MorePakistan and the IMF By Barrister Imran Ahmed Khan Abro
Oct 25,21The International Monetary Fund promotes international financial stability and monetary cooperation, facilitates international trade, promotes employment and sustainable economic growth, …
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