Pakistan And The Middle East Crisis By Asad Hussain
Pakistan’s foreign policy generally centres on its relations with its immediate neighbours, especially India and Afghanistan, and with larger powers …
Read MoreTackling Taxation | Editorial
No government since Independence has successfully addressed the complex issue of taxation in Pakistan, and the population at an individual …
Read MoreTowards a Sustainable Financial System By Saima Akbar Ahmed
The buzz-word today in global finance is ‘sustainable finance’. An article published in the well-reputed periodical The Economist, explains the …
Read MoreEconomic Reforms By Waqar Masood Khan
We return to our series on economic reforms. An area that is truly the most intractable problem of fiscal finances …
Read MoreA Thaw in Pak-Russia Relations By Muhammad Usman Ghani
Pakistan, with its unique geographical location and its access to the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, has always attracted …
Read MoreWater is Lifeline of Any Nation! By Mohammad Jamil
IT is universally acknowledged that water is life because it is essential to human existence, as the human body can …
Read MoreLooming Water Crisis | Editorial
More than charity will be required With only 30 days of average water storage capacity Pakistan in on the brink …
Read MoreForeign Policy Challenges For New Government By Kashif Ahmad Mohaar
Foreign policy is dependent upon domestic policy of any country. A domestically stable country can successfully exert its influence on …
Read MoreThe Population Growth Dilemma By Aadil Nakhuda
Pakistan has one of the highest population growth rates in the region. According to the World Development Indicators, the population …
Read MorePakistan’s Education Grand Challenge By Afaque Riaz Ahmed
In the 1930s, a simple matriculate was considered the minimum academically qualified person to be part of and potentially thrive …
Read MoreParadigm Shift in Civil-Military Relations By Dr Moonis Ahmer
Can just one meeting cause a paradigm shift in civil-military relations in Pakistan? Will the military be subservient to the …
Read MoreApproaching The IMF By Nadir Cheema
PAKISTAN’S dire need to approach the IMF for financing has been widely discussed particularly since US Secretary of State Mike …
Read MorePakistan’s Nuclear Habit | Editorial
That Pakistan is heavily investing in its nuclear capability is well known. For the security apparatus this is not a …
Read MoreTowards an Inclusive Growth Strategy By Riaz Missen
‘Green Pakistan’ has assumed centre stage with the change of government. Keeping in line with the spirit of the time, …
Read MoreThe New President | Editorial
Today, the parliament and provincial assemblies of the country gathered together to vote and crown the thirteenth President of the …
Read MoreEducation Reform By Ameen Jan
PRIME MINISTER Imran Khan has identified education reform as the central theme of his government. His first 100 days agenda …
Read MorePTI Govt’s First Major Foreign Policy Challenge By By Ijaz Khan
United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will be stopping in Islamabad en route New Delhi on September 5. His …
Read MoreCall For Education Reforms By Faran Mahmood
Once upon a time, policymakers prepared blueprints of a tertiary education system to produce graduates who would then just fit …
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