Return On Investment | Editorial
With Chinese investors of Independent Power Producers (IPP) and other CPEC expressing concerns about the delay in payables, the government …
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Sustainable Development and Future of the World By Muhammad Anwar Farooq
THE term ‘sustainable development’ was first coined in 1987. It means the development of society in such a way that …
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The US’ South Asian Policy After Afghan Exit By Prof Abdul Shakoor Shah
THE US consciously or unconsciously committed principal mistakes regarding their exit from Afghanistan namely the emergency plan for evacuation prior …
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Oil Import Bill | Editorial
The country’s oil import bill continues to balloon as it has been reported that during the first two months of …
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The AUKUS Pact | Editorial
President Biden, Prime Minister Boris Johnson and PM Scott Morrison announced a new defence pact between the US, the UK …
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Eurasian Factor in Pak Foreign Policy By Prof Dr Muhammad Khan
PAKISTAN is located in a closer geographical proximity of Eurasian region. In this regard, developing friendly relations with all neighbouring …
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UN Chief Warns China, US to Avoid Cold War
UNITED NATIONS: Warning of a potential new Cold War, the head of the United Nations implored China and the United …
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Education Policy By Minhaj Khalid
EDUCATION plays an important role in the social economic development of a country and the human capital is completely dependent …
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Biden’s Fight Against The Taliban Shifts To The UN – OpEd By Luke Coffey
As the Biden administration deals with the fallout in Afghanistan there is no shortage of challenges. Two, in particular, stand …
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Pak-China Cooperation For Regional Stability By Dr Tao Liang
POLITICAL situation in Afghanistan is uncertain with the United States and its West allies pull major ground forces out of …
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Blinken’s Remarks — Our Response | Editorial
Pakistan won’t toe the US line on Afghanistan, especially as far as granting or denying formal recognition of the Taliban …
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Russia and China: Are U.S. Enemies Aligning? By Jenna Biter
Russia and China wrapped up the five-day bilateral military exercise Zapad/Interaction 2021 in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region of northwestern …
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The US-China Contest For Vietnam – Analysis By Mark J. Valencia
Vietnam has become the latest crux in the US-China contest for the hearts and minds of Southeast Asian nations. It …
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The Importance of SCO By Malik Muhammad Ashraf
Prime Minister Imran Khan, accompanied by Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi and some other cabinet ministers, will attend the 21st …
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Following Afghanistan Defeat: Can EU Win Own ‘Independence’ From US? – OpEd By Ramzy Baroud
Suddenly, the idea put forth by French President, Emmanuel Macron, late last year does not seem so far-fetched or untenable …
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Covid-19 Precautions | Editorial
According to the NCOC, the government will lift the additional restrictions put in place to reduce the transmission of Covid-19 …
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India and Russia—Less Useful to Each Other By Nawazish Ali
Gone are the days when even a child in India, if asked about India’s best friend, would have blurted out, …
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Carving Stability From Crisis in Afghanistan By Sikandar Noorani
WORLD seems more concerned about the future of Afghanistan especially after the formal completion of withdrawal by the US and …
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