Japan – a case study of war and peace By Iftikhar Ahmad
Apr 8,19
Returned to Tokyo (on Monday, March 25, 2019) after a five days trip to Kyoto and Nora, the ancient capital …
Read MoreNuclear prospects of South Asia By Dr Rajkumar Singh
Apr 8,19In the last decade and thereafter Pakistan’s nuclear programme has received a further boost since Jul y 2005 when the …
Read MoreEntrepreneurship and Pakistani women By Dr Rakhshinda Perveen
Apr 8,19Does Entrepreneurship whether social or commercial need women? The answer is yes because poverty has a woman’s face and mostly …
Read MoreThe right direction/ EDITORIAL
Apr 8,19Developing tourism to create jobs and boost the national economy has been a favourite theme with Prime Minister Imran Khan. …
Read MoreThe Democrats are Now Looking Elsewhere for Trump's Undoing By W. James Antle III
Apr 6,19Less than two weeks after cries of “no collusion” rang out across the country, those who believe there is more …
Read MoreEconomic slowdown/ Editorial
Apr 6,19The annual Economic and Social Survey of Asia and Pacific 2019 must be a cause for concern for our policymakers. …
Read MorePeace with Afghanistan/ Editorial
Apr 6,19Pakistan is considered a key factor in establishing peace in Afghanistan, which has been the setting of the War on …
Read MoreFocus on NAP/ Editorial
Apr 6,19While there has been progress on many points of the NAP agenda, it is key that there is no let …
Read MoreAre Russia and China Really Forming an Alliance By Leon Aron
Apr 5,19In March of 1969, Chinese troops ambushed and killed a Soviet border patrol on an island near the Chinese-Russian border. …
Read MoreGovt to amend Foreign Exchange Regulations Act 1947 By Khaleeq Kiani
Apr 5,19“The proposed amendment has been approved by the Federal Cabinet and transmitted to parliament for enactment”, said the finance ministry …
Read MoreChild abuse/ Editorial
Apr 5,19SAHIL, a nonprofit organisation working for the rights and protection of children, recently published its findings on instances of child …
Read MoreA strategy more deadly than nuclear bombs By JAMEEL FAROOQUI
Apr 4,19Gone are those days when wars were fought through horses, arrows, swords, javelins, cannons or gun. It’s the 21st century, …
Read MoreThe Global Language of Hatred Is French By Marc Weitzmann
Apr 4,19Since the terror attack that killed 49 Muslims and wounded dozens at Christchurch, New Zealand, on March 15, French authorities …
Read MoreWater wars By F.S. Aijazuddin
Apr 4,19THE pins have been removed from live grenades held by both India and Pakistan. Only experts know when they will …
Read MoreEmotion and Economic Policy By Khurram Hussain
Apr 4,19IT is never a good thing when the economic management of the country comes to be engulfed in turbocharged emotion. …
Read MoreA move to reduce poverty By I.A. Rehman
Apr 4,19THE launch of a poverty-alleviation programme under the(compassion) has caused a flutter in millions of hearts in the country because …
Read MoreIndia’s ‘Terrible’ Space ‘Feat’ | Editorial
Apr 3,19What was bragged as a proud moment for India last week by its Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, has turned out …
Read MorePak-Saudi Cultural Ties | Editorial
Apr 3,19PAK-Saudi relations assumed a new dimension on cultural front as a result of wide-ranging and in-depth talks of Minister for …
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