Towards a Hunger-Free Pakistan By Genevieve Hussain
This has been a year when the Covid-19 pandemic caused many to be cut off from their families, work and …
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FATF: Facts, Diplomacy and Public Narrative By Hasaan Khawar
FATF’s plenary session concluded last week and as expected Pakistan stays on the grey list. However, a lot has changed …
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Water Matters By Jamil Ahmad
ENVIRONMENTAL degradation caused by the deadly human footprint on earth’s ecosystems has resulted in an ominous and multidimensional water crisis …
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Remaining FATF Items | Editorial
THE FATF verdict is out. And there are no surprises. After its three-day plenary, the Paris-based global money laundering and …
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Pak-India Dialogue By S R H Hashmi
IN an interview with Indian journalist Karan Thapar recently, Special Assistant to Prime Minister on National Security Dr Moeed Yousaf …
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‘To remain on grey list’: FATF urges Pakistan to complete action plan by Feb 2021 By Fayyaz Hussain
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has found that Pakistan has successfully complied with 21 out of 27 points of …
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75 Years of United Nations — Successes & Failures By Rashid A Mughal
THE present UNO came into being after the dismal and disappointing performance of League of Nations which was formed at …
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Bracing For the Second Wave? | Editorial
It is no longer just a possibility. It’s really happening. Both fresh cases of Covid-19 and the number of deaths …
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COVID’s Impact on Pakistan Economy By Kashif Mirza
The outbreak of COVID-19 covered the whole world, posing severe socio-economic challenges, especially for the Developing Countries. Pre COVID-19, global …
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Surplus After Five Years | Editorial
Slowly, but surely, the indicators for Pakistan’s economy have started looking positive. After a gap of more than five years, …
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Understanding U.S.-China Strategic Competition By Paul Heer
Determining the right prescription for how the United States should respond to strategic competition with China depends on having the …
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The Post-American Order By Kori Schake
The 2016 election was hardly the first time that the U.S. political system alarmed many of the United States’ partners …
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A Region Of Conflict | Editorial
The international community can only watch the developments surrounding the Karabakh conflict with alarm as it threatens to spill over …
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The 2020 Election May Be the Most Secure in U.S. History By Lawrence Norden and Derek Tisler
The last few weeks have had little precedent in the history of American democracy. President Donald Trump repeatedly warned that …
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US Strategic Interests in South Asia By Prof Abdul Shakoor Shah
THE literature on US strategic interests in South Asia is comparatively not rampant as weighed against the rest of the …
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Who Will Win Us Presidential Elections 2020? By Abdul Rahman Malik
As the race for US Presidential Elections 2020 enters very important Phase since the November 3rd The Polls Day draws …
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More Infections | Editorial
FEARS regarding a spike in Covid-19 cases across the country are escalating, with senior government officials and the prime minister …
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Sleepwalking Into World War III By Carrie A. Lee
Civilian political authority over military leadership is a bedrock principle of the U.S. Constitution, so fundamental to the American system …
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