Water Crisis in Pak & Its Solutions By Abdul Ghani Chohan
AMONG all the looming challenges that Pakistan is facing, water crisis is the most critical problem of the country. According …
Read More'Pakistan's Water Woes set to Worsen' By Sehrish Wasif
ISLAMABAD: In Pakistan water woes are likely to further worsen mainly due to Indian, Afghan and China water use upstream, …
Read MoreNSG membership — India can’t have its cake and eat it too By Sonia Naz
Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) is the group of states that prevent nuclear proliferation by controlling export materials, technology and equipment …
Read MoreRupee’s Devaluation – An Analysis By Dr Kamal Monnoo
Pakistani Rupee (PRs) has been tumbling over the last few weeks, ending at almost 124 (to a US Dollar) in …
Read MoreLiving under a quasi-democratic system | Editorial
The country has seen two elected administrations completing their tenure. A caretaker set up is currently preparing to hold the …
Read MoreKeeping Pakistan out of the Nuclear Game By Beenish Altaf
There are nine nuclear weapon states. Four of these have not signed the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). These include Pakistan, Israel, …
Read MoreBeyond Kalabagh dam | Editorial
IT is a new era but our concepts are old. At its core, the problem is how Pakistan’s policy elite …
Read MoreReasons For Foreign Policy Failures By Mohammad Jamil
THEORETICALLY, foreign policy goal of any country is to have cordial relations with all countries of the world, focusing on …
Read MorePakistan’s Major Problems And Their Solutions By Syed Zeeshan Haider
Keeping democratic institutions strong Pakistan has faced major challenges in its socioeconomic situation over past seventy years. However, not all …
Read MoreNuclear Suppliers Group and Non-Proliferation Regime By Beenish Altaf
There are nine nuclear weapon states, and of the nine, four have not signed the NPT; Pakistan, Israel, India, and …
Read MoreCurrency Devaluation | Editorial
Pakistan’s central bank has devalued the rupee. For the third time since December. Yet even before this week’s latest move, …
Read MoreThe Monster We Made: Pakistan’s Water Insecurity By Zile Huma
Imagine a life without water…. dried and barren land, parched throats, dirty faces everywhere giving an overall hideous, grim, and …
Read MoreIn Education, It’s Time to Move Forward By Shabana Mahfooz
Both sides of the coin should be seen Each time I write on this subject, I feel this would be …
Read MoreThe ‘Indo-Pacific’ and Pakistan By Zamir Akram
On June 2nd, the US renamed its Pacific Command, the oldest and largest American military setup in the Asia-Pacific, as …
Read MoreThe Promise of SCO | Editorial
One year on from both Pakistan and India being admitted into the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) and things are looking …
Read MoreHigher Education Awaiting a Savior By Dr. Shehzad Ashraf Chaudhry
“Destroying any nation does not require the use of atomic bombs or the use of long range missiles, just lowering …
Read MorePakistan’s Water Crisis By Asif Mehsud
A number of South Asian countries have been faced with water issues but Pakistan has been affected the most. The …
Read MoreSCO Summit | Editorial
Some takeaways While the heads of seven of the biggest economies in the world met in Quebec for the G7 …
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