World Faces New Face of India By Khalid Mahmood Rasool
In little over three months, India has taken three unexpected turns leaving the world stunned and scrambled. The largest democracy, …
Read MoreWill Trump Survive? By Rafia Zakaria
ON Nov 13, 2019, public hearings will begin in impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump. Trump, who is the 45th …
Read MoreThaw in Pak-Afghan Ties? | Editorial
After weeks of tension, there are signs of a thaw in relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan as Foreign Secretary Sohail …
Read MoreToward A Diverging BRICS Future – Analysis By Dan Steinbock
Two decades ago, the BRIC economies were projected to surpass the advanced G6 economies by the early 2030s. Today, the …
Read MoreIMF: Scratching the Surface By Hasaan Khawar
Congratulations are in order. The first review of the IMF programme has concluded, and Pakistan has met all the quarterly …
Read MoreThe Post-Brexit World: Closer UK-ASEAN Economic Ties? – Analysis By Kaewkamol Pitakdumrongkit
Sooner or later, the United Kingdom (UK) will leave the European Union. The Brexit fallout will compel the UK to …
Read MoreBabri Masjid Verdict | Editorial
Secular India is dead. Just read the world’s most respected newspapers for proof. India is now “fundamentally a Hindu nation” …
Read MoreThe Peace Corridor | Editorial
It’s a giant leap towards peace in the subcontinent. On Nov 9, Prime Minister Imran Khan inaugurated the Kartarpur Corridor …
Read MoreGlobal Economy Struggles With Negative Rates – Analysis By Will Hickey
Japan and the EU use negative interest rates to maintain feeble economic growth, but such low rates for the US …
Read MoreCorridor of Hope | Editorial
The Kartarpur corridor, to be inaugurated today by Prime Minister Imran Khan and a host of other officials at Narowal, …
Read MoreIMF Sees Steady Signs of Economic Stability By Shahbaz Rana
ISLAMABAD.: Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund have reached a staff-level agreement on completion of the first review of the …
Read MoreUN Needs to be Reformed By Rashid A Mughal
THE role played by the UN in resolving international disputes, conflicts and wars has come under intense discussion and review. …
Read MoreWill Donald Trump Really End the 'Endless Wars'? By Daniel R. DePetris
Like all presidential candidates, Donald Trump made a boatload of promises when he was running for the nation’s top job …
Read MorePak, Russia on New Trajectory | Editorial
OVER the last few years, Pakistan and Russia have shown the strong desire to put their bilateral relations on a …
Read MoreClimate Challenge | Editorial
PRIME MINISTER Imran Khan’s consistent efforts to highlight climate change at national and international forums show that he realises the …
Read MoreThe United States Should Fear a Faltering China By Michael Beckley
The defining geopolitical story of our time is the slow death of U.S. hegemony in favor of a rising China. …
Read MoreRe-assessing Pakistan-US Centrality By Hannan R Hussain
For Pakistan and the United States, it has been a year of limited bilateral successes, widening counterterrorism perceptions, and frequent …
Read MoreQuality Education By Muhammad Zaman
Pakistan have total 185 universities both public and private sector and the number is increasing but the quality of education …
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