Why does India Intervene in its Neighbours’ Affairs? By Qamar Cheema
After World War II, all decolonised countries faced many problems in their early years. Whether it was based on the …
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 MoreTrilateral Approach | Editorial
A new way to resolve Pak-India disputes The Chinese envoy to New Delhi has launched the idea of a trilateral …
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 MoreDialogue On Kashmir | Editorial
The people of Kashmir have seen enough of Indian occupation. It is about time for India to feel ashamed of …
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 MoreCPEC: Beyond Infrastructure By Hasaan Khawar
Recently, I came across a very interesting research undertaken by a private sector firm that ranked the 67 Belt and …
Read MoreChina Takes The Initiative | Editorial
It is becoming ever clearer that the relationship between Pakistan and China stretches far beyond the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) …
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 MoreChina Offers Trilateral Talks For Indo-Pak Peace By Mian Abrar
Xi tells Modi Pakistan is ‘ready to resume talks’ with India ISLAMABAD: China has conveyed India a message of peace …
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 MoreKhyber Pass: World Bank to Help Pakistan Develop Corridor With Afghanistan
ISLAMABAD: The World Bank is committing over half a billion dollars through two projects to support renewable energy in Sindh …
Read MoreThe Kashmir Report | Editorial
Finally some heed has been taken of Indian-administered Kashmir. The UN has issued its first ever report into human rights …
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 MoreSCO-From Shanghai to Qingdao By S M Hali
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), which just concluded its summit at the eve of 17 years of its formation in …
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 MoreUN Report On Kashmir | Editorial
India with its occupation of Kashmir is not only abusing the valley itself, but also the rights of the Kashmiri …
Read MoreUS and Allies Responsible For Global Conflict By Malik Muhammad Ashraf
It is a painful and irrefutable reality that the USA and its allies are one way or the other connected …
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