The Age of America First (Washington’s Flawed New Foreign Policy Consensus) By Richard Haass
Donald Trump was supposed to be an aberration—a U.S. president whose foreign policy marked a sharp but temporary break from …
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Trade Gap | Editorial
There was some objectively good news on the trade front in October as Pakistan broke its record for the month. …
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The Glasgow Climate Test By António Guterres
The climate crisis is a code red for humanity. World leaders will soon be put to the test at the …
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Sri Lanka, Bangladesh Can Benefit From CPEC By Pathik Hasan
PAKISTAN, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka are South Asian countries. As an island county in South Asia, Sri Lanka has been …
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Can the United States Discourage Sino-Russian Alignment? By George Beebe
Preventing adversaries from dominating the Eurasian landmass is a strategic imperative for the United States. Although Washington has recently awoken …
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President Biden’s Elusive Trade Policy – Analysis By Gary Clyde Hufbauer
This year’s meeting of the G-20 countries in Rome reflects the difficulties of organising international cooperation in an era of …
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Economic Outlook By Dr Khaqan Hassan Najeeb
We were beginning to enjoy a welcome party-like atmosphere, created by slight economic recovery and promising improvement in some high-frequency …
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Poverty, Covid-19 and Climate Change By Rashid A Mughal
ACCORDING to a latest report on Global poverty, 689 million people live in extreme poverty, surviving on less than $1.90 …
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G20 Summit | The Nation Editorial
This weekend was highly consequential for the fight against climate change, as the leaders of the 20 major economies of …
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Pak-US Relations | Editorial
National Security Advisor Moeed Yousaf was only doing his job when he told a foreign radio channel that Islamabad and …
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The Resumption of the IMF Deal By Kanwar M Dilshad
The resumption of the IMF deal is crucial for Pakistan to sustain its external sector in the short to medium …
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Another Bailout Package From Saudi Arabia By Kamran Yousaf
Prime Minister Imran Khan recently undertook a visit to Saudi Arabia to attend “Middle East Green Initiative (MGI) Summit” at …
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Is the World in For Water Wars Next? By Khalid Saleem
COMING upon one of those billboards that blight the skyline of the major cities of this blessed land, one learnt …
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Will Glasgow Succeed? By Shahid Javed Burki
This is the first of two articles I plan to write on the climate summit at Glasgow that brought together …
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Competing with China Requires Engaging the Developing World By Paul Haenle Sam Bresnick
As the United States has taken steps to improve its coordination with allies vis-à-vis China, many Western analysts have written …
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Beijing’s Afghan Formula By Abdul Hadi Mayar
Addressing the G-20 extraordinary summit on Afghanistan earlier this month, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi proposed a four-way engagement with …
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What is Our Growth Potential? By Riaz Riazuddin
ONE of Adam Smith’s many oft-repeated quotes is “What is prudence in the conduct of every private family, can scarce …
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Pakistan’s Poverty Alleviation By Wali Kamran Khalil
Ehsaas Poverty Alleviation Program was created in March 2019 as an umbrella programme for the current Benazir Income Support Program …
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