Pakistan’s Latest Talks Offer on Kashmir By Kamran Yousaf
Pakistan observed the Kashmir Solidarity Day on February 5. The day is observed annually since 1990 when late chief of …
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Rethinking Education | Editorial
It is a sad state of affairs when one of the oldest and most iconic universities in Pakistan is struggling …
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Short of War By Kevin Rudd
Officials in Washington and Beijing don’t agree on much these days, but there is one thing on which they see …
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A Foreign Policy Reset | Editorial
The new US administration might just have come into office two weeks ago but that hasn’t stopped the official from …
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COVID-19 Impact on Education in Pakistan By Dr Nosharwan A Abbasi
COVID-19 has disrupted education worldwide in an unprecedented way. Millions of students have not been able to continue learning in …
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Kashmir Challenge | Editorial
IT is hard to disagree with UN Secretary General António Guterres’s assertion that Pakistan and India must discuss the Kashmir …
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Back to the Future By Maleeha Lodhi
THE Afghan peace process is now on hold as the negotiating parties — as well as the region — await …
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Digital Economy | Editorial
The annual report for 2020 released by Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) shows positive growth trends about Pakistan’s digital economy. According …
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Rising Inflation | Editorial
The life of the average citizen continues to become tougher as the government struggles to control inflation. The price of …
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Vaccines Procured | Editorial
Finally, the first shipment of six million doses, out of the larger order of 17 million, is set to arrive …
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The Chessboard of US-Iran Relations: Obama, Trump, Biden By Dr Huma Baqai
EARLIER this year, President Biden said the international system is coming apart. He prom ised to salvage America’s reputation, and …
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Pak-Turkey Relationship: Prospects and Challenges By Prof Abdul Shakoor Shah
AFTER 1947, Pak-Turkey relations were limited to religion and culture. The 1950s security policies proved vital for bilateral relations. Both …
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Education Emergency | Editorial
RECENTLY, on the International Day of Education, UN Secretary General António Guterres commended students and teachers for their resilience during …
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U.S. Strategy in Syria Has Failed By Robert S. Ford
During his four years in office, U.S. President Donald Trump repeatedly promised to get the United States out of the …
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Negotiating Britain’s Future | Editorial
Britain’s exit from the union of European countries was the biggest reset for both parties. Initiated in 2016, the UK-EU …
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US-Taliban Deal | Editorial
RECENT statements from both the Afghan Taliban and the new US administration indicate that the peace agreement signed between Washington …
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Debt Problems | Editorial
The problems of the economy are far from over. One of the biggest issues that looms over the government is …
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Changing Regional Dynamics | Editorial
There are worrying indications that the Afghan peace process might soon hit a stumbling block. Interested stakeholders would do well …
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