Developing a Foreign Policy For Pakistan By Najm us Saqib
A nation may stop daydreaming of having a strong foreign policy in the face of diminishing credibility, weak economic indicators, …
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Hosting World Environment Day | Editorial
The environment torch has been passed on to Pakistan as the country had the pleasure of hosting the World Environment …
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Environment in Danger | Editorial
THERE is no doubt that Prime Minister Imran Khan has elevated the debate on climate change and accorded it the …
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CPEC: Culmination of 70 Years of Pak-China Friendship By Dr Mehmood Ul Hassan Khan
CHINA and Pakistan, being iron brothers, have celebrated the 70th anniversary of diplomatic ties. Since its start both countries have …
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Pre-Budget Outlook By Dr Hasnain Javed
Pakistan’s outgoing FY 2020-21 is ending on a high note. The country boasts more than 3.9 percent GDP growth (almost …
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Resolving the Palestine-Israel Conflict By Raza Muhammad Khan
FOR much of the world, the West Bank, Golan Heights and East Jerusalem remain occupied, by Israel since 1967. Israel …
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Syrian Civil War | Editorial
Half a million dead. That is the latest estimate of the death toll from the decade-long Syrian civil war from …
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Covid-19 & Education | Editorial
EDUCATION and learning have suffered substantial, and in some ways permanent, setbacks in Pakistan during the pandemic. Schools were intermittently …
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Pak-Saudi Relations— A Timely Reset By Taj M Khattak
Pakistan and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) have enjoyed very close and cordial relations with each other since the …
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Regional Cooperation | Editorial
PM Imran Khan held a meeting with Tajikistan’s President Emomali Rehman yesterday, who is in Pakistan for a two-day visit. …
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Afghan Endgame | Editorial
AS the Sept 11 deadline for the withdrawal of foreign troops from Afghanistan draws closer, genuine concerns are being raised …
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Redefining Pak-US Relations By Zahid Hussain
ITH the last of the American soldiers packing to leave Afghanistan, post-9/11 US-Pakistan relations have come full circle. Originally touted …
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Dealing With Climate Change Challenge By Malik Muhammad Ashraf
Climate change triggered by the increased emissions of greenhouse gases is undoubtedly the biggest challenge facing humanity in the 21st …
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Improving Relations | Editorial
Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi and his Iraqi counterpart, Fuad Hussein sat down to discuss the potential of enhanced bilateral …
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Population and Pakistan’s Development By Shahid Javed Burki
The world is going through a serious demographic change that was predicted but not to the extent it is actually …
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When Pakistan Emerged as a Responsible Nuclear State By Anaya Shahid
28 May 1998 was the day when Pakistan became the seventh nuclear state and made its defence impregnable. Pakistan conducted …
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Iran Back in the Game | Editorial
Iran’s upward turn in regional fortunes looks set to reshape the Middle East as well as South Asia. And while …
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Pandemic Education: Need For Investment By Asim Bashir Khan
DURING the past 12 months, approximately 42 million school students of pre-primary to higher secondary levels have been directly affected …
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