Global Warming: The Situation is Worse Than Believed By Shahid Javed Burki
This has been an unusual summer for many parts of the world. High temperatures and droughts have affected most of …
Read More
Pak-China Partnership and Regional Peace By Prof Dr Muhammad Khan
ON 10 August 2021, Chinese Ambassador to Pakistan Nong Rong had an in depth meeting with Chief of the Army …
Read More
Pakistan-Bangladesh Economic Ties By Adv Mujeeb-ur-Rehman
TWO South Asian counties with Muslim majority are trying to reduce gap that other countries have taken advantage of. Pakistan …
Read More
FATF Compliance | Editorial
Pakistan has worked incessantly to comply with the requirements laid down by FATF—the government has passed through impactful legislative reforms, …
Read More
Taliban Back in Kabul as Ghani Flees By Mateen Haider
KABUL/ ISLAMABAD – President Ashraf Ghani fled Afghanistan on Sunday, a top official said, effectively ceding power to the Taliban …
Read More
Global Warming Begets More Warming By Eurasia Review
It is increasingly clear that the prolonged drought conditions, record-breaking heat, sustained wildfires, and frequent, more extreme storms experienced in …
Read More
FATF Grey List: What Pakistan Has To Do – OpEd By Azimul Haque*
Financial Action Task Force (FATF) decided to keep Pakistan on its grey list in their June 2021 session. Pakistan has …
Read More
What If Kim Jong-un Dies? It Could Mean Nuclear War By Doug Bandow
Last year the world didn’t see enough of North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un. He disappeared from public view and …
Read More
American Senseless War in Afghanistan By Dr Farah Naz
DESPITE the old saw, success has many fathers while failure has none. America is losing the debate of its strategic …
Read More
Challenges of Climate Change | Editorial
It’s pretty clear that the Imran Khan administration has done more than any previous Pakistani government to raise awareness about …
Read More
The China-Pakistan-Afghanistan Triangle By Huma Baqai
CHINA may not be a very vocal player in the situation unfolding in Afghanistan; nevertheless, it is an important one. …
Read More
State of War | Editorial
There is no longer any question of Afghanistan falling into a situation of civil war. The fact is that this …
Read More
Poor State of Education By Sajad Jatoi
The Covid wave, among other things, has affected our education system badly, most of which already was in a state …
Read More
Power Sector Reforms | Editorial
Concluding his week-long visit to Pakistan, the World Bank’s VP South Asia, Hartwig Schafer has emphasised that it is crucial …
Read More
Pakistan-Afghanistan In World Focus By Rashid A Mughal
THE US led invasion of Afghanistan after the incidence of 9/11 opened new debate vis-a-vis tracing the roots and strategies …
Read More
Digital Pakistan | Editorial
The Universal Service Fund (USF) approved 30 projects worth Rs18 billion for the IT sector of Pakistan with the aim …
Read More
Changing Shades of US-India Ties Under Biden By Syed Qamar Afzal Rizvi
THE conventional wisdom suggests that the US-India partnership, due to the bipartisan support it has been enjoying in Washington may …
Read More
Global Race For Supremacy By Talat Masood
History bears witness that powerful nations have peacefully competed or gone to war to attain regional and global dominance. At …
Read More