The International Order Isn’t Ready for the Climate Crisis By Stewart M. Patrick
The planet is in the throes of an environmental emergency. Humanity’s continued addiction to fossil fuels and its voracious appetite …
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What is the Future of Bilateral Ties Between Afghanistan and Iran? By Dr Tahir Ashraf
Who could have imagined that closer ties could be established between the Afghan Taliban and Iran, but the two sides …
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PM Imran Saudi Crown Prince Vow to Boost ‘Fraternal Ties’
Prime Minister Imran Khan met on Monday with Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on the sidelines of the …
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Global Warming | The Nation Editorial
According to the United Nations World Meteorological Organisation (WMO), Asia suffered its hottest day on record in 2020. The implications …
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The Stalemate Of Vienna Nuclear Talks – OpEd By Cyrus Yaqubi
After the sixth round of nuclear talks in Vienna about revving the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action(JCPOA), where Rouhani’s administration …
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A Flawed Economic Model By Dr Kamal Monnoo
One step forward, two steps backwards—every time we think that Pakistan’s economy is headed in the right direction, in comes …
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Improving Ties | The Nation Editorial
After years of deep-rooted mistrust, Bangladesh and Pakistan are looking to enhance bilateral and economic ties. This is a promising …
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Global Governance By Altaf Hussain Khosa
LIKE our national ‘establishment’ which constitutes a selected group of politicians, military-civil bureaucrats, judges of superior courts, business magnates, and …
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Pakistan-China Cooperation By Hassan Baig
Pakistan is the world’s fifth largest country which provides opportunities to investors to invest in various sectors of the economy, …
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The G20 Needs To Do More Than Recycle The G7’s Agenda – Analysis By Adam Triggs
The world economy is facing a two-speed recovery. The rich world is overheating. The poor world is stagnating, with Asia’s …
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Containment Beyond the Cold War (How Washington Lost the Post-Soviet Peace) By M. E. Sarotte
On December 15, 1991, U.S. Secretary of State James Baker arrived in Moscow amid political chaos to meet with Russian …
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World Powers and Kashmir By Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai
THE Kashmir dispute is one of the oldest unresolved international problems in the world which has been still pending on …
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China-US Competition By Dr. Iram Naseer
The transition from an all-out to “practical contest” presents a space for the Indo-Pacific. Much has been reported on proactive …
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Covid-19 Controlled | Editorial
Pakistan just achieved the remarkable milestone of administering over 100 million doses in the short time-span of nine months alone. …
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Pakistan Saudi Ties By Masud Ahmad Khan
The foundation of bilateral relations was laid down in 1951 when a treaty of friendship was signed between two countries; …
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Financial Crisis | Editorial
DESPITE having progressed to ‘very good step’ and being ‘close to concluding the agreement’ a few days back, the talks …
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FATF and IMF Working in Unison Against Pakistan? By M Ziauddin
ON the face of it, there is seemingly no overlapping of objectives between the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and …
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Where is Quality in Education? By Attiya Munawar
HIGH quality education and training play a crucial role in the development of any country. Without education, no nation and …
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