Tough IMF Demands | Editorial
THE resumption of the $6bn IMF funding programme, which paves the way for the disbursement of another tranche of about …
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A Closer Look at the Economy By Dr Kamal Monnoo
One has been writing about the economic policy choices of this government and how some rank bad human resource selections …
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UN Report on Taliban | Editorial
The Taliban have rejected the findings of a leaked UN report which includes allegations that since taking over the country, …
Read MoreRising up to the Multiple Challenges By Talat Masood
Nations that suffered from chronic political instability, economic dependence and a highly disturbed or inimical neighbourhood have corrected course when …
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The Russo-Ukrainian Crisis By Noor Humair
A couple of days ago, Ukraine was hit by an episode of cyberattacks targeting some of the most prominent government …
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CPEC After the Sino-Iranian Strategic Partnership By Ayaz Ahmed
THE US drawdown from the Pak-Afghan region has brought forth considerable geo-economic space for China in the region. Beijing has …
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TAPI Pipeline | Editorial
After spending two years trying to settle differences, Pakistan and Turkmenistan have revived formal discussions on the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan and India …
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The Reality of Putin’s Russia By Dr Muhammad Ali Ehsan
President Vladimir Putin’s Russia is drawing attention from the rest of the world and making big headlines these days. There …
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Biden Administration’s Flawed Stance On Russia – OpEd By Michael Averko
As quoted from the longtime Democratic Party politico Leon Panetta: “But I think this comes down still to a military …
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Poverty Reduction By Muhammad Khudadad Chattha
POVERTY reduction is one of the core objectives of economic development in countries across the world. Given the complexity of …
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All IMF Prior Conditions Met By Mehtab Haider
The last stumbling block in the way of reviving the stalled IMF programme has been cleared amid as the Upper …
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Sleepwalking into a Major War? | Editorial
Washington’s written reply to Moscow about the latter’s concerns regarding the standoff over Ukraine, which was eagerly awaited even though …
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Our Monetary Policy Goals By Riaz Riazuddin
WHAT should be the goals of our monetary policy? Should it be to maintain price stability or promote growth, or …
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China & Ladakh: Modi’s Kashmir Policy Backfires By Syed Qamar Afzal Rizvi
AFTER all, Modi’s unilateralist Kashmir policy is boomeranging back. While manifold rounds of negotiations between Indian and Chinese military commanders …
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Need For Environmental Cooperation in South Asia By Syed Mohammad Ali
Climate change is growing in severity. The varied implications of climate change are no longer the subject of hypothetical debate …
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Will the Ukraine Crisis Spark World War III? By Dell Dailey James P. Farwell
Vladimir Putin’s rhetoric demands another Munich with Joe Biden capitulating, but Biden can’t and won’t oblige. But then the president …
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Oslo Meeting | Editorial
A DILEMMA continues to confront the international community where Afghanistan is concerned: whether or not to recognise the Taliban government …
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The Putin Doctrine By Angela Stent
The current crisis between Russia and Ukraine is a reckoning that has been 30 years in the making. It is …
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