An Update on the Current Status of Afghanistan By Dr Farah Naz
SINCE August 15, 2021, Afghanistan has not sta bilized. The haphazard way of US/NATO forces withdrawal left behind a mountain …
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UN and Kashmir’s Right to Self-Determination By Prof Dr Muhammad Khan
WORLD War-II ended with an estimated killing of 70–85 million people all over the globe. Historians estimate that 50–56 million …
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OIC Summit: Pakistan’s Remarkable Contribution By Asad Ali
DIALOGUE is the only peaceful solution to resolve any conflict. Use of force or other military options cannot be a …
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Will Pakistan’s Economy Survive or Collapse? By Shahid Mehmood
LADIES and gentlemen, before the headline makes you uneasy, hold onto your horses. There is no harm in asking a …
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Threatening Debt Crisis | Editorial
The debt crisis remains the biggest threat to stability in Pakistan, outweighing inflation, climate change and terrible cybersecurity, according to …
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How Can OIC Improve the Security Situation in South Asia? By Samina Akhter
After World War I, the Ottoman Empire and the Caliphate fell apart, leaving a void. Consequently, the glory of once …
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Omicron Spreading | Editorial
For the third consecutive day, Pakistan has been reporting a positivity rate of more than three percent and within the …
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Changing Middle East and Pakistan: Opportunities on the Horizon By Shazia Anwer Cheema
We are at the beginning of the year 2022 and it seems like that ice is breaking in the Middle …
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An Organic State Policy | Editorial
The new National Security Policy is making vibes. It confirms the notion that Pakistan is a forward looking nation-state, quite …
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Reinvigorating SAARC By Inamullah Marwat
One of the key challenges that states face across the globe is how to effectively deal with Collective Goods’ Problems. …
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The Durand Line and Beyond it By Muhammad Usman
THE Durand Line is an internationally recognized inherited border between Pakistan and Afghanistan, carved out as a result of an …
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Nordic Model of Education and Pakistan By HR Ahmad/Kulsoom Ghias
Children are born and the world is already there for them to find the essence of life. Through the stages …
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CPEC Transforming the Development Patterns of Pakistan By Muhammad Zamir Assadi
China and Pakistan – two very immediate and close neighbors having the brotherly relationship of seven decades – have transformed …
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Russia-West Talks | Editorial
WHILE for the most part the parleys between Russia and the Western alliance this week may simply be talks about …
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New Security Policy Seeks ‘Peace’ With India By Kamran Yousaf
Peace with immediate neighbours and economic diplomacy will be the central theme of the country’s foreign policy in the new …
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Iran-US: No Exit? – OpEd By Joseph Solis-Mullen
To borrow from that wiliest of ex-bishops turned statesmen, Charles de Talleyrand, George W. Bush’s decision to invade Iraq was …
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Omicron Has Arrived | Editorial
With the coronavirus again spreading at the fastest pace in about six months, it’s clear that the Omicron variant has …
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Economy and National Security By Dr Moonis Ahmar
The 220 million people of Pakistan would have been prosperous and secure if the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) had …
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