Afghanistan Post-Withdrawal By Aneela Shahzad
A United Nations report released on February 22 acknowledged that “more than 100,000 civilians have been killed or hurt in …
Read MoreHistoric Fall in Inflation By Dr Pervez Tahir
The rate of inflation, measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI) year on year, rose sharply by 14.6% in January …
Read MoreThe Day After Putin By Stephen Sestanovich
Who will rule Russia when Vladimir Putin is gone? The Russian president recently reignited speculation about his succession plans by …
Read MoreGlobal Approach to Coronavirus | Editorial
CHINA’S well-considered opinion that Coronavirus is a global challenge and should be treated as such is proving right with the …
Read MoreAfghan Taliban vs Kabul Administration | Editorial
Pakistan as a bystander The US-Afghan Taliban deal announced at Doha on Saturday required, inter alia, the release of 5000 …
Read MoreWHO’s Acknowledgment | Editorial
WORLD Health Organisation (WHO) has lauded the efforts of Pakistani government in dealing with the novel Corona-virus outbreak as a …
Read MoreUnderstanding Global Economic Risks By Omer Javed
The World Economic Forum (WEF) recently launched the 15th edition of one of its flagship reports ‘The Global Risks Report …
Read MoreUS-Taliban Deal Brings Hope of End to Afghan War By Katrina Manson
US president Donald Trump declared that talks with the Taliban were “dead” in September. But after nine halting rounds of …
Read MoreCOVID-19: Economic Development Implications – Analysis By Michael H. Cecire
The current coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak has led to tens of thousands of cases and thousands of deaths worldwide. In …
Read MoreHistoric Peace Deal | Editorial
SOMETHING impossible appears to be becoming possible. Peace finally appears to be in sight in the conflict-ridden Afghanistan with the …
Read MoreGlobal Impacts Of Brexit: A Butterfly Effect – OpEd By Csaba Barnabas Horvath
Butterfly effect – a butterfly flapping its’ wings, triggering a tornado several miles away and weeks later by starting unpredictable …
Read MoreControlling Coronavirus Will Mean Keeping People Apart By Benjamin Cowling
In Hollywood, movie sequels are often weaker than the originals. For viruses, that logic does not always apply. The virus …
Read MoreIndo-US Arms Deal | Editorial
ONE of the more troubling outcomes of US President Donald Trump’s just-concluded visit to India is a multibillion-dollar arms deal …
Read MoreIMF: Critical Choices By Rashid Amjad
AFTER hitting rock-bottom, the economy is finally beginning to show some signs of being on the cusp of an upturn. …
Read MoreTrade With US | Editorial
IT is encouraging that as a follow up of the understanding between Prime Minister Imran Khan and President Trump, on …
Read MoreA New Era Ushered in Pak-Turkey Relationship By Syed Qamar Afzal Rizvi
WITH Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan’s current visit to Islamabad(Feb 13-14), a new dawn in the relationship between Ankara and Islamabad …
Read MoreImplications of Trump’s Visit to India By Talat Masood
The visit of President Donald Trump to India was closely watched by the world and more so by Pakistan and …
Read MoreThe Mediocrity of CSS in 2020 By Anwar Ali
Mediocrity is a hallmark of the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC), which is assigned with the task of conducting a …
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