Peace Corridor | Editorial
PAKISTAN and India Thursday announced opening of the Kartarpur corridor for visa-free entry to the Indian Sikh Yatrees (pilgrims). Foreign …
Read MoreHow America Can Test North Korea's True Intentions By Bruce W. Bennett
North Korea’s build-up of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles is disrupting peace in Northeast Asia and may soon plummet Northeast …
Read MoreThe Deal Trump Should Strike With Xi By Geoffrey Garrett
Chinese President Xi Jinping will go to the G-20 Summit in Buenos Aires at the end of November with one …
Read MoreKashmir’s Unending Struggle | Editorial
We live in a world that excels in its rhetoric to respect human rights and the sanctity of human blood. …
Read MoreIn Afghanistan, A 17-Year Stalemate By Lara Seligman & Robbie Gramer
Another devastating suicide attack in Kabul on Tuesday and an independent report on the situation in Afghanistan serve to underscore …
Read MoreTalks With IMF | Editorial
No space for complacency The IMF package alone will not reduce Pakistan’s economic woes. With China and the UAE having …
Read MoreTrump At His Undiplomatic Best | Editorial
President Donald Trump cannot speak about Pakistan without hurling accusations — of betrayal. Trump has been persistent in his bashing …
Read MoreTowards Checking Population Growth | Editorial
THE country’s population growth rate is at a staggering 2.4% that is at least double of other regional countries like …
Read MoreThe Higher Goals of Education By Dr. Asad Zaman
Currently, syllabi in Pakistani universities follow those of the educational institutions of the west, and are oriented towards providing students …
Read MorePakistan’s Place in the Trump Global Disorder By Shahid Javed Burki
I published Rising Powers and Global Governance in 2017. The book has 14 chapters, eight of which discussed the world’s …
Read MoreWater Storage | Editorial
Pakistan’s water problems have been at the forefront of the national agenda recently, with both the prime minister and chief …
Read MoreIran, Pakistan to Kick Off Discussions on Stalled Gas Pipeline Project
Pakistan’s minister for petroleum Ghulam Sarwar Khan has reportedly written to his Iranian counterpart seeking resumption of talks on the …
Read MoreImran’s Visit to UAE to Boost Friendship By Ashfaq Ahmed (Khaleej Times)
Abu Dhabi: UAE and Pakistan on Sunday stressed their support and cooperation to confront the scourge of terrorism and extremism …
Read MoreMaking a Realistic Foreign Policy By Dr Raza Khan
Foreign policy plays an instrumental role in the development, stature, achievements and power of any state. Against this backdrop, an …
Read MoreThe Global Nature of Global Warming By Remshay Ahmed
We’ve beaten it up and torched it out. Parts of it have been taken and destroyed forever. The rhythmic balance …
Read MoreWhy Pakistan Needs IMF By Hassam Waheed
IMF (International Monetary Fund) and Pakistan has been in a long term relationship for almost fifty years. Developing nations like …
Read MorePower Sector Problems | Editorial
Power sector remains beleaguered with serious problems. Over the last five years, a concerted effort was made to enhance electricity …
Read MoreImplications of Indo-US Entente For Pakistan By Muhammad Ayaz Nazar
The South Asian balance of power is in transition due to the changing contours of US South Asia policy and …
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