Free Education! | Editorial
Jul 19,18
CARETAKER Prime Minister (Retd) Justice Nasir-ul-Mulk has directed to prepare a comprehensive and robust mechanism to provide free and compulsory …
Read MoreTransformation in Global Politics By Dr Zafar Nawaz Jaspal
Jul 19,18THE transformation in the global politics entailing strategic realignment at the regional and global levels has been ensuing new challenges …
Read MorePoor CSS Results Need Government’s Attention By Umar Riaz
Jul 19,18The recent CSS (Central Superior Services) examination result has again stirred a debate about the quality of civil servants, examination …
Read MoreChallenging The Neoliberal Paradigm By Taimur Arbab
Jul 18,18Neoliberal or new right philosophy is based on the economic premise that market systems are necessary for distributing resources. Markets …
Read MoreFrom Crisis to Consensus By Shakil Durrani
Jul 18,18The efforts being made to open the debate on the Kalabagh Dam are laudable. There are undoubtedly some problems. But …
Read MoreSyria Is Still a Mess By Robert Moore
Jul 18,18Sen. Lindsay Graham, a prominent Republican voice on national security and international policy, spoke out last week during a visit …
Read MoreTumbling Economy | Editorial
Jul 18,18WITH the most recent round of depreciation in the exchange rate, anxiety is mounting in the business community regarding the …
Read MorePak-Iran Ties: Positive Direction | Editorial
Jul 18,18IN recent times, high level exchanges between Pakistan and Iran appear to be taking bilateral relations to a positive direction …
Read MoreA Turning Point? | Editorial
Jul 18,18IT is a necessary and welcome recognition by the US. If peace is to be achieved in Afghanistan, the US …
Read MoreNATO Summit: The Important Issues By Paul R. Pillar
Jul 17,18Most press coverage of the NATO summit meeting was about Donald Trump’s political theater, for which NATO itself was merely …
Read MoreU.S.-Russia Relations are Stuck on Repeat By Nikolas K. Gvosdev
Jul 17,18Both Trump and Putin are now locked into narratives about what did (or did not) happen that prevent this issue …
Read MoreBack on the IMF Trail | Editorial
Jul 17,18Since 1988, Pakistan’s economic wizards have trodden the familiar path to IMF’s Washington headquarters eleven times, the last being the …
Read MoreThe Strength Behind The ‘Indo-Pacific’ By Dr. Ahmad Rashid Malik
Jul 17,18It is absolutely confirmed that the “Indo-Pacific” has raised concerns in China and Russia – the emerging power in the …
Read MoreKey Challenges For Next Government By Dr Salman Ahmed Shaikh
Jul 17,18THE next government is going to have a tough task of managing the macroeconomic problems of the country, both on …
Read MorePartnership: US and India By Yasmeen Aftab Ali
Jul 17,18The social divisions in India drag her down Tillerson had not long ago stated his views on US and India …
Read MoreFrom Summits to Strategic Tensions By Abdul Sattar
Jul 17,18After the demise of the USSR, it was widely believed by people in the West that Nato would become democratic …
Read MoreRupee in Free-Fall? | Editorial
Jul 17,18In the midst of pre-election uncertainty, there is one thing of which Pakistanis can be sure. That is, regardless of …
Read MoreTrump’s Meeting With Putin Has Allies on Edge
Jul 16,18Russian president Vladimir Putin must have watched his US counterpart Donald Trump’s destructive progress through Brussels and London last week …
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