Growth Warning | Editorial
May 9,18The outgoing PML-N government has often showed off its economic performance and is basing its re-election campaign in part on …
Read MoreXi-Modi Meeting: A Cause For Concern? By Imtiaz Gul
May 9,18The meeting between Indian Prime Minister (PM) Narendra Modi and Xi Jinping on April 27 at Wuhan may have alarmed …
Read MoreKim-Trump Summit Faces Big Challenges By Troy Stangarone
May 9,18After a year of rising concerns about a possible conflict over the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea’s nuclear programme, tensions …
Read MoreWill The US abandon Iran Nuclear Deal? | Editorial
May 9,18BRITAIN has urged the United States not to give up on Iran nuclear deal at this delicate juncture, as it …
Read MorePakistan Between Russia and America By Iqbal Khan
May 9,18Pakistan has offered Russia a ‘multidimensional strategic partnership’ on the eve of 70th anniversary of diplomatic relations. Pakistan’s foreign office …
Read MoreFrom One Power Policy to Another By Ameer Hamza
May 9,18Twenty-four years ago, in March 1994, Pakistan’s first formal power policy was introduced. With 40% of the population having access …
Read MoreBoosting Pak-Afghan Trade By Saddam Hussein
May 9,18Pakistan has formally reopened the Ghulam Khan crossing point — a major trade route with its landlocked neighbour, Afghanistan, after …
Read MoreWater Troubles | Editorial
May 9,18In another setback that is set to chisel away at the recently thawed Pak-India relationship, the Kishanganga dam will be …
Read MoreTowards Achieving Education Goals in Pakistan By Junaid Zahid
May 8,18According to Accountability in Education 2017-18 report, approximately 264 million children and youth are out of schools around the world. …
Read MoreNew Education Policy Unlikely to Win Green Light By Riazul Haq
May 8,18ISLAMABAD: After four years of hard work, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz government is unlikely to launch National Education Policy after …
Read MoreCPEC, Its Geopolitical Challenges By Muhammad Javed Siddique
May 8,18HIGHER than the mountains, deeper than the oceans, stronger than steel, dearer than eyesight and sweeter than honey” These are …
Read MoreWhat Happens if the U.S. Bows Out of the Iran Nuclear Deal? By Dan De Luce, Keith Johnson, Robbie Gramer, Emily Tamkin
May 8,18President Donald Trump will announce Tuesday whether the United States will remain in the nuclear deal reached with Iran and …
Read MoreKashmir At Tipping Point | Editorial
May 8,18
The recurring bouts of Kashmir violence that had seemed to have reached an ebb over the past weeks, were roused …
Read MoreTrump's Trade Rhetoric Is Already Hurting America By Matthew J. Slaughter
May 8,18
As 2018 wears on, talk of a trade war has refused to fade. China and the United States are planning …
Read MorePak-Afghan Relations Need an Overhaul By Yasub Ali Dogar
May 8,18Taking current geopolitical concerns into account, it is undeniable that we must re-examine our relationship with Afghanistan and charter a …
Read MoreDhaka Declaration | Editorial
May 8,18
THE two-day conference of Foreign Ministers of OIC held in Dhaka under the theme of ‘Islamic Values for Sustainable Peace …
Read MoreCall For Environmental Action By Adeel Mukhtar Mirza
May 8,18ORIGINALLY celebrated as Spring Equinox for the first time in 1970 when United Nations’ Secretary-General U Thant spoke about it …
Read MoreNational Security And Home Front By Javid Husain
May 8,18
For an independent and sovereign country, there cannot be anything more important than national security. Security, both internal and external, …
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