Will the World keep its promise to fight climate change By Maryam Inam
Despite being one of the smallest contributors to global greenhouse gas emissions, Pakistan remains one of the countries most vulnerable …
Read MoreJudicial-military conundrum By Faisal Siddiqi
“Let us also discuss, without mincing words or feeling shy, the role of the armed forces and the intelligence agencies …
Read MoreDiluting provincial autonomy Abdul Moiz Jaferii
BILAWAL Bhutto-Zardari, in a comprehensive critique of the federal government and its attitude towards parliament during the recent budget session, …
Read MoreStability and identity RanaBy Muhammad Amir
WHILE its effects are palpably visible in political and economic ambits, instability also adds to confusion and insecurities, and causes …
Read MoreLet’s get real about Pak-Russia relations By Nasir Muhammad
The brief but relatively pleasant interactions between Pakistan’s prime minister Imran Khan and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on the …
Read MoreUnderstanding the National Development Council By Dr Pervez Tahir
THE EXPRESS TRIBUNE > OPINION tribune news Understanding the National Development CouncilSHARE TWEET A meeting of the National Economic Council …
Read MoreThe future of higher education in Pakistan By Nisar Ullah
A recent newspaper article calls for transforming Pakistan’s university system by turning universities into low-level community colleges that primarily focus …
Read MoreDoes Pak nuclear doctrine stand vindicated post-Pulwama By M Waqas Jan
EARLIER this week on 28th May, Pakistan marked more than two decades of technological prowess since successfully harnessing nuclear weapons …
Read MoreGeopolitics of Pakistan & SCO By Dr Muhammad Khan
The 19th Summit of Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) took place at the most crucial time of contemporary world. The Bishkek …
Read MoreSCO summit and diplomatic agendasm By Muhammad Omar Iftikhar
The 19th Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit, also referred to as the Bishkek Summit, took place from June 13 to 14 …
Read MorePak diplomacy pays dividend By Malik Muhammad Ashraf
Since the advent of Narendra Modi as Indian Prime Minister in 2014, the Indian animosity against Pakistan has been bewilderingly …
Read MoreIssues in World Bank’s Global Economic Prospects report and Pakistan’s growth outlook By OMER JAVED
The World Bank came out with its June 2019 Global Economic Prospects (GEP): Heightened Tensions, Subdued Investment report, where the …
Read MoreThe economy can be fixed By Jawad Kamal
There is no denying the impression that economy plays a consequential role in the progress of any country. It is …
Read MorePakistan’s resurgence and renaissance By Muhammad Ali Ehsan
Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC), the famous Greek philosopher, is acknowledged as the greatest intellectual figure of the Western history. His …
Read MoreSCO summit summary | Editorial
Following the OIC meeting earlier this month, Prime Minister Imran Khan met key regional leaders at the SCO this past …
Read MoreFaltering economy | Editorial
MUCH of it was already known, but it bears repeating from an official platform like the latest Economic Survey of …
Read MoreNuclear success amid overall failure By Kamran Yousaf
On May 28, Pakistan observed the 21st anniversary of nuclear tests. This year the debate was who deserved the credit …
Read MoreWater Scarcity – a threat for Pakistan By Naveed Abbas Maitlo
One of the most strenuous tasks for Pakistan in the future is tackling water scarcity. Water is the driver of …
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