‘Historic But Tragic’ | Editorial
Britain is now a step closer to leaving the 27-nation European Union — after 45 long years. European Union leaders …
Read MoreThe Coming War Over Ukraine? By Jonas Driedger
On November 25, Russian warships attacked and seized three Ukrainian navy boats that tried to cross the Kerch Strait. The …
Read MoreWill Iran Cope With Trump’s Sanctions? By Muhammad Usman Ghani
On May 5, 2018, the United States’ president Donald Trump unilaterally torpedoed the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) which …
Read MoreAlternative Economic Plan | Editorial
CHAIRING a meeting of the Economic Advisory Council (EAC) on Sunday, Prime Minister Imran Khan reportedly instructed the Ministry of …
Read MoreRestructuring The Civil bureaucracy By Nasir Khan
We are living in the twenty first century with latest technology gadgets but still we’ve the bureaucratic system that was …
Read MorePak-India Thaw | Editorial
History is not going to be rewritten anytime soon but the groundbreaking ceremony of the Kartarpur border crossing, due Wednesday, …
Read MoreNo Rush For IMF Deal | Editorial
Finance Minister Asad Umar is at it again. This time telling the National Assembly that the PTI government is no …
Read MoreAdjusting to a Fast-Changing World Order By M Ziauddin
IN a rare positive development in Pakistan-India ties, New Delhi had on Thursday accepted an offer by Islamabad about building …
Read MorePost–Election Foreign Policy Trouble By Paul R. Pillar
On the day after the U.S. midterm elections, European politicians and analysts are bracing for disruption from Donald Trump that …
Read MoreFocusing on Investment | Editorial
AMONG all the themes that Prime Minister Imran Khan touched on during his visit to Malaysia, one deserves careful attention. …
Read MoreCircular Debt | Editorial
Does the current government have a solution to the problem of circular debt? A reading of the minutes of a …
Read MorePakistan-Malaysia Ties By Dr Ahmad Rashid Malik
On the invitation of the Prime Minister of Malaysia, Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Prime Minister Imran Khan paid an official two-day …
Read MorePeace Corridor | Editorial
PAKISTAN and India Thursday announced opening of the Kartarpur corridor for visa-free entry to the Indian Sikh Yatrees (pilgrims). Foreign …
Read MoreHow America Can Test North Korea's True Intentions By Bruce W. Bennett
North Korea’s build-up of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles is disrupting peace in Northeast Asia and may soon plummet Northeast …
Read MoreThe Deal Trump Should Strike With Xi By Geoffrey Garrett
Chinese President Xi Jinping will go to the G-20 Summit in Buenos Aires at the end of November with one …
Read MoreKashmir’s Unending Struggle | Editorial
We live in a world that excels in its rhetoric to respect human rights and the sanctity of human blood. …
Read MoreIn Afghanistan, A 17-Year Stalemate By Lara Seligman & Robbie Gramer
Another devastating suicide attack in Kabul on Tuesday and an independent report on the situation in Afghanistan serve to underscore …
Read MoreTalks With IMF | Editorial
No space for complacency The IMF package alone will not reduce Pakistan’s economic woes. With China and the UAE having …
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