Kashmir Dispute — A Stark Proof of UN Failure By Muhammad Raza Malik
Jan 6,21
THE people of India illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir have been facing the worst kind of Indian state terrorism for …
Read MoreNegotiations For Peace | Editorial
Jan 6,21
The United States has been at war in Afghanistan for more than two decades now—men who had been stationed in …
Read MoreJourney to Freedom and Pakistan By Iftikhar Ahmad
Jan 6,21
In the middle of the Night, in dimly hazy Light, I was gently pushed around, on a very fast flight, …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 6 January 2021
Jan 6,21Gulf conclave MEETING in the northern Saudi town of Al-Ula on Tuesday, in the shadow of the ancient metropolis of …
Read MoreOpening Borders | Editorial
Jan 6,21
The world saw significant development on the evening of January 4 after the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia ended Qatar’s blockade. …
Read MoreTrump’s Final Foreign-Policy Report Card By Stephen M. Walt
Jan 5,21
A lifetime ago—January 2017—I sat down to assess outgoing U.S. President Barack Obama’s foreign-policy performance. Obama inherited a global financial …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 5 January 2021
Jan 5,21Hazara miners’ slaughter HORROR has revisited the beleaguered Shia Hazara community once again. Early Sunday morning, 11 coal miners, all …
Read MoreEurope Has Handed China a Strategic Victory By Gideon Rachman
Jan 5,21
Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission, says she wants to lead a “geopolitical commission”. But Ms …
Read MoreWhat Economic Experts Are Certain Of About 2021: More Global Uncertainty – Analysis By Frank Kane
Jan 5,21
The year just gone was the Great Accelerator. This time last year, the experts were predicting a slight downturn in …
Read MoreReopening Schools | Editorial
Jan 5,21
In a meeting conducted by education ministers in the country, it has been decided that all educational institutes will be …
Read MoreThe Destiny of Brexit By Khurram Mateen
Jan 5,21
Britain has finally reclaimed its ‘sovereignty’ and regained control of its ‘destiny’ – the much-touted objective of Brexit – ending …
Read MoreMatter of Reopening Schools | Editorial
Jan 4,21
Federal and provincial education ministers are set to put their heads together once again and decide what to do about …
Read MoreCircular Debt | Editorial
Jan 4,21
THE government’s plan to settle the outstanding dues of IPPs amounting to Rs450bn in three tranches is only the first …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 4 January 2021
Jan 4,21Sanctity of contracts THE Pakistani taxpayer has to foot yet another bill. The government is paying a whopping $28.7m from …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 3 January 2021
Jan 4,21Rs10m fine THANKFULLY, there are some quarters in Pakistan willing to use their authority to signal the unacceptability of forcibly …
Read MoreReciprocal Ties | Editorial
Jan 4,21
Political disagreements in the past between Afghanistan and Pakistan have affected bilateral trade activities the most. While the cross-border exchange …
Read MoreGlobal Reset and the New World Order
Jan 4,21
Just one year ago, in the first few days of January 2020, no one could have predicted or imagined that …
Read MorePakistan’s New Year Foreign Policy Challenges By Kamran Yousaf
Jan 4,21
Year 2020 was tumultuous, to say the least, for Pakistan on the foreign policy front. Not just relationship with India …
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