Allowing Afghan Exports | Editorial
The Foreign Office’s (FO) announcement that Pakistan will allow the resumption of Afghan exports from July 15 through Wagah border …
Read MoreReopening Schools | Editorial
The government has announced orders for schools to re-open on September 15, as institutions, both private and public, struggle with …
Read MoreE-Commerce & Their Future After COVID-19 By Ehtisham Ali
WORLD has witnessed an unprecedented human destruction caused by Covid-19.As on 3rd July 2020, the virus has taken 516,210 lives …
Read MoreThe US-China Rivalry By Talat Masood
The United States-China rivalry has intensified, as presidential elections in the US get closer. Both President Donald Trump and Democratic …
Read MoreIs COVID-19 on Way Out? | Editorial
In pandemics science, not politics, should guide decisions Several government leaders, the latest being Information Minister Shibli Faraz, have claimed …
Read MoreDisequilibrium in Education By Faisal Bari
ONE post-pandemic prediction is that irrespective of when the Covid-19 threat goes away, online education, especially at the undergraduate level, …
Read MoreSteps Towards Progress | Editorial
The incumbent government of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) understands that developing road infrastructure and erecting energy projects are of utmost importance …
Read MoreA Promising Relationship | Editorial
Relations between Pakistan, Afghanistan and China have not always been smooth. The United States’ involvement in Afghanistan, the tumultuous relationship …
Read MoreGlobal Wake-up Call By António Guterres
From Covid-19 to climate disruption, from racial injustice to rising inequalities, we are a world in turmoil. At the same …
Read MoreA New Record | Editorial
According to the latest press release of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), the tax collection body successfully collected the …
Read MoreAs China-India Relations Remain Unsettled By Shahid Javed Burki
The question remains: what are the longer-term consequences of the skirmish between the forces of China and India high-up in …
Read MoreStruggles of Online Education in Pakistan By Momina Raja
The much-debated online education in Pakistan has challenged the students, teachers and also exposed the lack of technology in Pakistan …
Read MoreIndia, China, the United States and us By Syed Mohammad Ali
The recent confrontation between India and China has been noted around the world with concern. India’s decision to revoke Article …
Read MoreThe Dynamics of Sino-US Competition By Dr Shoaib Baloch
THE US has adopted a competitive approach toward China. It has declared China as a major ‘strategic competitor’ and a …
Read MoreCovid-19 and Pakistan’s Economy By Khayyam Munawar
The Corona Virus, codenamed COVID-19 was first traced and reported back on the 1st of November in the Wuhan city …
Read MoreImplications of the India-China Conflict By Talat Masood
Aconventional view would be that the present flare-up on the India-China border would keep India engaged with China, a more …
Read MoreHigher Education and Universities By Syed Akhtar Ali Shah
Access to higher education world over tends to be very competitive and expensive. No wonder, only the most talented students …
Read MoreAn Expansionist South Asia By Shahzad Chaudhry
Siachen glacier lies just northeast of point MJ9842 where the demarcated Line of Control (LoC) ends. Beyond this is unmarked …
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