Resuming Peace Talks By Dr Zafar Nawaz Jaspal
Nov 2,18AFGHANISTAN’S anarchical situation has frustrated both internal and external stakeholders. The recent parliamentary elections presented the continuity of the democratic …
Read MorePak Foreign Policy & Strategic Framework By Mahrukh A Mughal
Nov 2,18NOTWITHSTANDING the fundamental principles, the foreign and security policy of a country cannot remain static or indifferent to the evolving …
Read MoreEnergy Sector — Getting House in Order By Dr M Asif
Nov 1,18With the new government in office well into its third month, the energy sector remains awaiting meaningful measures for its …
Read MorePopulation Growth And Poverty | Editorial
Oct 31,18The two are closely inter-linked Pakistan’s exploding population, like its sharply declining water resources, are red flags that can turn …
Read MoreConsolidating Ties | Editorial
Oct 31,18The government of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) is successfully trying to revive Pakistan’s relations with countries in the world in general, …
Read MorePakistan’s Foreign and Economic Policy Dilemmas By Talat Masood
Oct 31,18
It is a bitter truth that the world and especially Western countries for a long time have tended to look …
Read MoreMoscow’s Nuclear Enigma By Olga Oliker
Oct 30,18Talk to anybody in Washington (except, perhaps, the U.S. president), and you will hear an ominous mantra: the Russians are …
Read MoreCrisis in America | Editorial
Oct 30,18A deadly shooting at Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, USA killed eleven people. Reportedly, a gunman barged into the …
Read MoreReforming Our Civil Justice By Mohsin Raza Malik
Oct 30,18Niccolo Machiavelli, the sixteenth century Italian political philosopher, was an apostle of power politics. He is best known for his …
Read MoreNecessity of Pakistan-Indonesia Ties By Muhammad Usman Ghani
Oct 30,18In this multipolar and globalized planet, the transaction of imports and exports of any country on the base of a …
Read MoreRescuing Pakistan’s Economy By Shahid M Amin
Oct 30,18When Imran Khan took over as Prime Minister, he inherited a near-bankrupt economy. There was barely enough money to finance …
Read MoreThe Afghan Conundrum By Siraj M. Shawa
Oct 29,18The United States has been fighting an unwinnable war in Afghanistan against Taliban and Al-Qaida for the last 17 years. …
Read MorePakistan’s Energy Strategy By Prof. Atta-ur-Rahman
Oct 29,18The world energy scenario is in a flux. The oil prices have seen major changes during the last two decades, …
Read MoreThe Travesty Called The New Cold War By Farrukh Khan Pitafi
Oct 27,18At the end of World War II two documents namely the Long Telegram by George Kennan and NSC 68 by …
Read MorePackage From China | Editorial
Oct 27,18GOVERNMENT is optimistic about getting a comprehensive package from China after securing a good deal from the Kingdom of Saudi …
Read MoreRestructuring The Export Sector By M Ziauddin
Oct 27,18It becomes a real challenge to craft an export-led economy for a country suffering from limited exportable surpluses, that too …
Read MoreHow Trump’s Policies Are Helping China By Yadong Liu
Oct 26,18For the first year of Donald Trump’s presidency, most Western commentators on U.S.-Chinese relations saw the Trump administration’s approach to …
Read MoreBeijing’s Nuclear Option By Caitlin Talmadge
Oct 26,18As China’s power has grown in recent years, so, too, has the risk of war with the United States. Under …
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