Kashmir In UNGA | Editorial
As the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA)’s 75th scheduled session draws closer, the need to highlight Indian atrocities in Indian …
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Back to School | Editorial
With concerns persisting over the safety of students, teachers and staff as well as their families and associates, educational activities …
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Towards a United Pakistan | Editorial
While the pandemic and the economic situation in the country may have dimmed the supposedly bright light at the end …
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Pakistan’s Economic Performance By Dr Khadija Bari
A snapshot of Pakistan’s performance in the 73 years since its independence reveals that the country has made significant progress …
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Managing Implication of US-China Rivalry By Syed Mohammad Ali
Given China’s rampant growth over the past few decades, it was only natural for China to begin offering strategic competition …
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Impacts of Climate Change | Editorial
Climate change has threatened both developing and developed worlds. They say: don’t drink water when in developing countries, and don’t …
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FM in Moscow | Editorial
One of the more fruitful outcomes of Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi’s visit to Moscow to attend the meeting of …
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G-20, or G-2? By F.S. Aijazuddin
GLOBAL politics is being diminished gradually to a numbers game, reducing slowly from G-20 to G-7 until it reaches the …
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FATF Bills | Editorial
THE government has decided to hold fresh sessions of the National Assembly and Senate on Sept 14 to get the …
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Historic Ties | Editorial
Pakistan has paid back $1 billion to Saudi Arabia out of a total of $3 billion loan it had taken …
Read MoreUS-China Spat and a Changing South Asia | Editorial
The US-China Cold War is building up just as the South Asian region is undergoing phenomenal changes. One direct impact …
Read MoreCOVID-19 and the Educational Crisis in Pakistan By Mohammad Jamal Ahmed
The normal that we wish to return to no longer exists. COVID-19 is here to stay. Pakistan had slowly, but …
Read MoreHello, Dhaka | Editorial
Full marks to Prime Minister Imran Khan for taking the initiative in breaking the ice with Bangladesh. Such gestures of …
Read MoreIndia out, China in By Kamran Yousaf
The ‘cold war’ between the US and China is very much here. The latest example of that rivalry is the …
Read MoreDeveloping World Under COVID-19 By Humera Malik
In most of the developed countries, the COVID-19 curve has flattened but this obscures a tragic reality that the second …
Read MorePakistan ‘Most Improved’ Country on US Nuclear Security Index
A United States study on worldwide nuclear materials security for 2020 has said Pakistan is the ‘most improved country’ after …
Read MoreLooking To Bangladesh | Editorial
Pakistan’s relations with Bangladesh have always experienced a deep freeze. But in the current stint of Sheikh Hasina Wajid as …
Read MoreTyranny of power asymmetry By Maleeha Lodhi
PAKISTAN’S foreign policy objectives have been remarkably consistent over the years. They have principally been shaped by its geostrategic location …
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