CPEC: The Second Phase By Asad Ullah Khan
Over the past few years, the people of Pakistan are very enthusiastic to materialize the $60 billion investment that is …
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The Surprise Pakistan, India Agreement on LoC Ceasefire By Dr Huma Baqai
THE first Comprehensive Ceasefire Agreement between Pakistan and India was signed in 2003. It came after 2001-02 military standoff between …
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FATF: Looking into the Crystal Ball By Hasaan Khawar
On February 22, as Pakistani officials joined the FATF’s virtual plenary session, they probably knew in their hearts that Pakistan …
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US Syria Strike | Editorial
IF the US is serious about mending fences with Iran, then firing missiles at fighters allied with Tehran in Syria …
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The Education Conundrum | Editorial
Millions of children, without proper internet or technological facilities, and a single channel — this is the current state of …
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Pakistan-US relations in the Biden Era By Shahid Javed Burki
How will Pakistan fare during the Joseph Biden era that began on January 20, 2021, when the 46th President of …
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Decoding the Pakistan-India Thaw By Kamran Yousaf
Two years ago, Pakistan and India were on the brink of a war. “We were on the verge of nuclear …
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How the WTO Changed China By Yeling Tan
When China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, the event was hailed as a pivotal development for the global …
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FATF’s Appreciation | Editorial
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF), in its plenary meeting decided to retain Pakistan on the grey list. The case …
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Emergence of Regionalism and Pak-China-Russia Axis By Abdul Shakoor Shah
THE multi and unipolar rink has turned Russia to the East. China and Russia, being important regional players, have the …
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LoC Ceasefire | Editorial
THE Pakistan-India relationship is known for its complexity and bitterness, but there are times when surprises of a more positive …
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Post-Brexit UK Trade Strategy Needs To Engage China – Analysis By Ken Heydon
The United Kingdom’s trading aspirations in Asia will not negate its dependence on the European Union, nor will they unwind …
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Hoping For Best: Future Of US-Pakistan Relations Under Biden Administration – Analysis By Khawaja Dawood Tariq*
As Mr. Biden was sworn in, policymakers in Islamabad took a sigh of hope. After the contentious Trump presidency, Islamabad …
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CPEC: Wider Regional Integration By Brig (R) Muhammad Khan
THE most significant and decisive factor in the interstate relationship of the states is the bilateral trust and mutual respect …
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Khan’s State Visit to Sri Lanka | Editorial
The fanfare and pomp that welcomed PM Khan as he touched down on Sri Lankan soil on Tuesday was a …
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FATF Keeps Pakistan on Grey List Until June Despite ‘Significant Progress’
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) on Thursday decided to keep Pakistan on its ‘grey list’, with the country’s status …
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Proxy War Against Pakistan By Malik Muhammad Ashraf
It is an irrefutable reality that Indian leaders, both past and present, have never accepted Pakistan as a reality and …
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Diplomatic Gains Made | Editorial
Ever since Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has come into power, the government has been working hard on improving its relations with …
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