Quetta mine tragedy – a warning for Pakistan By Syed Mohammad Ali
Barely a week after the recovery of the final bodies from the Sorange coal mine near Quetta, Pakistan's latest mining …
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Donald Trump’s Saudi Nuclear Gamble By Mohammed Ayoob
Opening Saudi Arabia’s path toward uranium enrichment may put Saudi nuclear development on US terms, or it could trigger a …
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Imran Khan’s Three-Year Imprisonment Draws Fresh International Criticism
Human rights organizations have once again appealed to Pakistan’s authorities to allow them to give ex-prime minister Imran Khan access …
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Rethinking governance in Pakistan by Tahsin Shah
EVERY few years, Pakistan revisits the debate on creating new provinces. The interior minister’s recent proposal to establish smaller administrative …
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Kashmir: What Does International Law Say? by Asif Mahmood
On 5 August 2019, India revoked Article 370 of its Constitution, abolished Kashmir’s special status, and unilaterally declared Kashmir to …
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Rethinking governance in Pakistan – Tahsin Shah
EVERY few years, Pakistan revisits the debate on creating new provinces. The interior minister’s recent proposal to establish smaller administrative …
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From Progress to Setback: Pakistan’s Poverty Rate Climbs Sharply
The poverty rate in Pakistan has climbed to 28.8 percent in 2024-25 from 21.9 percent in 2018-19, marking a significant …
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The India Trump Made: How American Bullying Is Shaping Indian Foreign Policy
Introduction: Rethinking India–United States Relations in the Trump Era The article The India Trump Made by James Crabtree and Rudra …
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From Losses to Lifeline: How PIA’s Privatisation Could Reshape Pakistan’s Economy
On Tuesday, the federal government finalized the sale of its 75% shareholding in Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), thus marking the …
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Pakistan-Saudi Arabia Pact By Agha Zuhaib Khan
From Military Alliance to Strategic Economic Partnership Pakistan-Saudi Arabia Pact By Agha Zuhaib Khan. On September 17, Pakistan and Saudi …
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The Dawn of American State By Aaron Bartnick
President Trump’s massive trade and investment deals risk creating a fiat economy. In an August 5 interview with CNBC, President …
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A Power-Driven Foreign Policy By Tod Lindberg and Corban Teague
The question is no longer whether we should have a “power-based foreign policy,” but rather how we most effectively assert …
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Who Will Defend the Liberal World Order? By: James Holmes
If international law no longer serves as its own barrier to cross-border aggression, well-armed alliances need to stand up for …
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Pakistan doesn’t need provinces; it needs its Constitution By Durdana Najam
The tragedy is that the political elite and the establishment have treated these constitutional clauses as optional The sudden enthusiasm …
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Between books and screens By Aisha Naz Ansari
A SCHOOL administrator recently remarked in a tone of resignation that these days many parents would rather have their children …
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Elite Capture: The Root of Pakistan’s Persistent Stagnation
Elite Capture: The Root of Pakistan’s Persistent Stagnation. Pakistan ranks among the most over-diagnosed nations globally. For years, the country's …
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Donald Trump’s Federal Reserve Dilemma By: Milton Ezrati
President Trump’s latest appointee to the Federal Reserve will face the challenge of maintaining the dollar’s international status while rebalancing …
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Why Trump is tightening up India’s screws by Azhar Azam
India's archetypal practice of changing goalposts when it suits its interests For many years, India successfully leveraged US tensions with …
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