IMF Talks | Editorial
There are reports that the government has decided to stay in power till its mandated term for a year and …
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China and Pakistan Iron-Clad Friendship is Rock-Solid By Nong Rong Chinese Ambassador to Pakistan
CHINA and Pakistan are very close neighbours connected by mountains and rivers and are indestructible iron-clad brothers with a shared …
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International Migration and Replacement Theory By Shahid Javed Burki
The term ‘globalization’ gained currency in the 1980s. It was a part of the policy approach labeled ‘the Washington Consensus’, …
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International Migration and Replacement Theory By Shahid Javed Burki
The term ‘globalization’ gained currency in the 1980s. It was a part of the policy approach labeled ‘the Washington Consensus’, …
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It’s Not Just The USA: The Economic Instability Is Global – Analysis By Paul Tolmachev
The actions of the authorities in developed countries, essentially an extension of the Keynesian economic policy discourse, have brought the …
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China Treads A Fine Line On The Russia–Ukraine War – Analysis By Jia Deng
Since the beginning of the Russia–Ukraine war, China has been urged to give up its ‘chilling silence’ and help to …
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Sino-Pakistan Relations: New Dimensions By Syed Ali Nawaz Gilani
On the occasion of the 71st anniversary of diplomatic relations between Pakistan and China, both states deserve congratulations. These two …
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NATO’s Nordic Expansion: Strategic Impact ? By Syed Qamar Afzal Rizvi
IN a surprise move—Finland and Sweden are fervently desiring to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (an alliance of 30 …
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How Can the New Cold War with Russia End? By Paul R. Pillar
The response of the U.S.-led West to Russian aggression in Ukraine has been impressive and contrary to what almost certainly …
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The World Is On Way To Ending War, Despite Ukraine – OpEd By Jonathan Power
An ugly cloud of pessimism hangs over many parts of the world. War that seemed to be in retreat, has …
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Nuclear Deal Talks | Editorial
The potential revival of the Iran nuclear deal is once again in the news but the points of contention remain …
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The Talks Begin | Editorial
No better reminder of the stakes involved than the fact that the rupee was touching 200 to the dollar in …
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CPEC: Gateway to Pakistan’s Development By Asad Ali
Traditionally, China and Pakistan have cooperated closely at strategic and political levels. Now the two nations are making efforts to …
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What Future Holds For Afghanistan? By Talat Masood
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has diverted global attention from Afghanistan, and the Taliban government is left to fend for …
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Peace Through Trade By Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry
LAST week, a routine matter made headlines. The government approved appointments of trade ministers in several Pakistani embassies, including our …
Read MoreFrom Poverty to Prosperity By Dr Yasin Khan Durrani
Poverty is a social curse in any society, and the poverty challenges are getting bigger day by day in Pakistan, …
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World Bank Forecast | Editorial
It appears the PTI government managed to deliver another punch to the economy on its way out, as the World …
Read MoreTrade Ties By Dr Muhammad Abdul Kamal
Pakistan has been struggling with political and economic instability for decades, unable to chart a course towards long-term progress and …
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