Opinion

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Nov'15

Pak-Afghan Relations | Ali Ashraf Khan

THE worsening Pak-Afghan relations, that came down after a short interlude of cooperation in fighting terrorism and exchange of information, …

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02

Nov'15

Pak-US Security Chess | Maimuna Ashraf

NOTWITHSTANDING sev eral official clarifications, cu riosity continues. The repeated rejections that no deal would come out of Sharif’s visit …

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02

Nov'15

Two-Nation Theory Stand Tall | Ali Sukhanver

IT is something very clear and obvious that Pakistan and India have been in a state of war since long. …

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Oct'15

Peace women | Zubeida Mustafa

THE Tehreek-i-Niswan and Sheema Kermani have always been at the forefront when matters of peace are at stake. Many performances …

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30

Oct'15

Rethinking ties with Iran | DAWN Editorial

A VISIT by the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran, Ali Shamkhani, to Pakistan has shone a …

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29

Oct'15

Pak-US Relations: a Work in Progress | Imtiaz Alam

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is back from his US visit, thankfully unscathed, but to cope with the natural disaster of …

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29

Oct'15

Pak-Afghan Relations — A Steady Decay

The days of hope that came with the election of President Ashraf Ghani in Afghanistan have faded, and been replaced …

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29

Oct'15

Disaster and Response | I.A. Rehman

LAST Monday’s earthquake, the severest in this country’s history, has evoked mixed feelings of relief, sorrow and apprehension among the …

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29

Oct'15

Pak-India Stalemate: What Next? | Mahrukh A Mughal

Pakistan is currently under a gruelling relationship with India. Its frantic ties with Pakistan signifies the importance of Hindu Muslim …

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Oct'15

Natural Disasters | Dr Shamshad Akhtar

Nothing erases development as suddenly and severely as natural disasters. When earthquakes, floods, droughts and cyclones strike, they wreak destruction …

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Oct'15

Pakistan and the world | Rasul Bakhsh Rais

Every time our prime minister visits an important country, like the United States, the question that comes to dominate the …

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28

Oct'15

Mainstreaming Global Nuclear Order | Dr S Shahid H Bukhari

NON-proliferation concerns in contemporary international politics have emerged as a tool to achieve foreign policy objectives by the leaders of …

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28

Oct'15

Pursuing Our Nuclear Option | Malik M Ashraf

TERRITORIAL integrity and security of a country invariably gets top priority and many wars throughout the history and even the …

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28

Oct'15

Reincarnation of Pakistan-US relations | K. Iqbal

Pakistan-US summit was a wholesome activity. Since the previous such event in 2013, Pakistan had made progress in various areas …

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26

Oct'15

TPP and its Impact on Pakistan | Azam Mohammed

EACH of the 12 Pacific Rim countries that recently concluded negotiations over the Trans-Pacific Partnership would have us believe that …

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26

Oct'15

National Security and Coordination | Saleem Safi

This is an age of specialisation. Management, especially at the state level, demands specialisation of individuals and institutions. But specialisation …

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26

Oct'15

Need for Harmonious Focus on Pak-Afghan Bilateral Relations | Hashim Minhas

Internationally, it is widely agreed that the significance of cordial relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan for the regional stability and …

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24

Oct'15

Analysis: Leaked Paper Reveals Origins of Obama’s AfPak Policy | Khurram Husain

A FRESHLY leaked paper reveals that many elements of what would later become President Obama’s strategy in Afghanistan were framed …

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