World Bank Disappoints Pakistan By Iqbal Khan
THE Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) is a profoundly important international agreement that provides an essential cooperative framework for India and …
Read MorePakistan, India Agree to Restore LoC Ceasefire By Baqir Sajjad Syed
ISLAMABAD: In a rare positive development, Pakistan and India agreed on Tuesday to restore ceasefire on the Line of Control …
Read MoreNeed For New Thinking in Indo-Pak Ties By Shahid M Amin
DIFFERENCE of opinion is natural in any democratic society. Indeed this is the sign of a free people who have …
Read MoreWater Talks | Editorial
It is a sign of how haphazard and reactive Pakistan has been in trying to safeguard it future water supply …
Read MoreIndia’s Hybrid Warfare: Pakistan’s Response By Sajjad Haider
The technological development and the instant communication possibilities advanced not only economic and social developments, but also evolving threats from …
Read MoreIndian Threat to Regional Security By Malik Muhammad Ashraf
India cannot wriggle out of that commitment through the use of guns Unprovoked firing by the Indian security forces along …
Read MoreOBOR Can Stop The Next Indo-Pak War By Asia Maqsood
One Belt and One Road initiative would lessen the probabilities of a nuclear war between India and Pakistan by providing …
Read MorePak-India Relations | Editorial
The initial signs of a thaw? During the last two years and a half there has be a constant deterioration …
Read MoreKishanganga: Violation of IWT By Malik Ashraf
INDIAN Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated 330 MW Kishanganga Hydropower Power Station on Saturday which Pakistan believes is tantamount to …
Read MoreModi’s Habit of Distorting Facts | Editorial
INDIAN Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to occupied Kashmir on Saturday was not different from his previous visits to the …
Read MoreWater Wars | Editorial
Losing the dam argument There’s nothing about the Pakistani delegation’s argument, to be officially put forward today, that the World …
Read MoreSouth Asian Strategic Stability and Indian Bomb By Ahyousha Khan
IN the history of proliferation, month of May is of great significance for the South Asian region as in this …
Read MoreDenying freedom for Kashmiris By Dr Muhammad Khan
THE frustrated Indian Army Chief, General Bipin Rawat said in a statement last week that, for Kashmiris in Indian occupied …
Read MoreTwenty Years of S Asian Nuclearisation By Moonis Ahmar
In May 1998, India and Pakistan tested their nuclear devices which plunged South Asia into a relentless nuclear arms race. …
Read MoreIndia and the Kashmir Dispute By Muhammad Abdul Qadeer
During a recent interview to The Indian Express, Indian Army Chief, General Bipin Rawat sent out a message to Kashmiri …
Read MoreChina’s Role in Indo-Pak Membership of SCO By Muhammad Asif Noor
The forthcoming summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) is scheduled to be held in Qingdao, a province of China, …
Read MoreRecognise Kashmiris’ Rights | Editorial
INDIAN top military and civil officials frequently issue controversial, provocative statements that pose serious threat to regional peace and security. …
Read MoreImproving Diplomatic Relations By Ishaque Khan
Pakistan has been executing a master plan in terms of foreign policy, as of late. One of the foreign ministries …
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