The Committee to Save the World Order By Ivo H. Daalder and James M. Lindsay
The order that has structured international politics since the end of World War II is fracturing. Many of the culprits …
Read MorePak-Iran Ties: The Need of the Hour By Muhammad Usman Ghani
Located in the Middle East, Iran is the strategic and transactional neighbour of Pakistan. Having a deeply religious and cultural …
Read MoreTHE World University Ranking 2019 By Irfan Khan
The Times Higher Education (THE) World University Ranking 2019 includes more than 1,250 universities. It is the global university performance …
Read MoreA New Trajectory of Pak-Saudi Relations? By Khurram Abbas Minhas
On September 19, Saudi King Salman hosted Prime Minister Imran Khan on his maiden foreign visit since coming to the …
Read MoreWater Crisis, From Bad to Worse By Imtiaz Rafi Butt
Pakistan is blessed with the most abundant of geological resources and its geostrategic position makes it one of the most …
Read MoreHandling Reset in Pak-US Ties By Muhammad Usman
Newly fond need of reset in relations of both countries, scaled up the ladder significantly when during his visit to …
Read MoreThe US – China Trade War By Dr. Ahmad Rashid Malik
The U.S. China trade war would not be benefiting the former. For the United States, price has been heavier. China …
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Putin in India | Editorial
Vladimir Putin is in New Delhi. Today sees the annual Russia-India summit; a tradition dating back to 2000. Topping the …
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Peace in Afghanistan By Malik Muhammad Ashraf
Foreign minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi had productive meetings with US Secretary of state Mike Pompeo and National Security Advisor John …
Read MoreEnergy Crisis, Nuclear Safety and the Security of Pakistan By Asma Khalid
Speaking in the favour of the peaceful use of nuclear energy, on 8 December 1953, President Eisenhower highlighted the significance …
Read MoreTalks With IMF Team | Editorial
Though Pakistan has not “officially” approached the International Monetary Find (IMF), the process for negotiating a bailout has begun for …
Read MoreAusterity Against Education | Editorial
The government’s decision to cut the development budget of the Higher Education Commission (HEC) for the 2018-19 fiscal year by …
Read MoreTalks With The US | Editorial
FOR the second time in less than a month, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi and his US counterpart, Secretary of …
Read MoreCPEC and the Saudis | Editorial
Pakistan will be developing a trilateral investment framework within the ambit of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) to allow other …
Read MoreThe Population Threat | Editorial
That women in Pakistan are given less importance is of no surprise. Prime Minister Imran Khan in his maiden speech …
Read MorePakistan, US Agree To Move Forward By Shafqat Ali
ISLAMABAD – Pakistan and the United States yesterday agreed to move forward but failed to make any big announcement as …
Read More8th NFC and Myth of Fiscal Devolution By Zamir Ghumro
Fiscal policies of the federation have been at the root of economic crisis in Pakistan and there has been simmering …
Read MoreCivil Service Reforms By Abdul Razak Shaikh
PRIME Minister Imran Khan has asked Civil Servants to support in implementation of the agenda of PTI. In his speech …
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