Opinion

Brexit will either be plague or new lease of life for Britain, but no one can deny the harm it has caused

PTI-led coalition government should govern, not rule, in the best of democratic traditions

Achieving human security means more than the absence of conflict

Unfortunately, there is barely any awareness about waste handling and dumping

Pakistan must be careful while accepting American mediation offer on Kashmir

For Pakistan’s role to be effective, Islamabad must comprehend ground realities, concerns of neighbouring countries

Democracy demands transparency, best practices, ethics and equality for all

The challenge for both Pakistan and the US is the degree to which this relationship can sustain its newfound revival

We really need to step up our game and walk through the door that Prime Minister Imran Khan has opened for us

Washington ambitiously wants Islamabad to bring the Taliban to the negotiating table with the Afghan government

The agenda sounds music to the ears but it is too big to be implemented in the remaining short life the government

The US has made its intent very clear: “Help us out to extricate ourselves” from Afghanistan

The most significant corrections that could have a long lasting impact was action against militant organisations

In the 70-plus year history of the country, dozens of plans, projects have not panned out

Running a business in Pakistan means dealing with uncertainty

Despite having 'right to information’ laws, we remain afraid of voluntary disclosures and transparency

New orchestra of cordiality between US and Pakistan is the best recipe for lasting peace in the region

As Margharzar Zoo suffers from deplorable conditions

For too long Trump has fanned the flames of racial hatred in America

The favourite tool of most governments and legislatures

As Imran gets overwhelmed by the rousing welcome given to him on his return from Washington

As yet another case of domestic violence comes in to the limelight

For Trump administration bringing about ‘regime change’ has been the ultimate objective

As Trump-Imran summit took place, despite reservations from India, Afghanistan and the American establishment

As the confrontation between activists and the ruling military authority persists

As PM Imran had a successful meeting with US President Trump at the White House

Plays an essential role in building financial resilience for the country

Declaring an insurgent group a terror outfit may not help in controlling or defeating the insurgency

The 70-year-long history of the Pakistan-US relations tells us that the US has wooed us whenever it needed

The present energy planning put Pakistan on a path to deepening its overreliance on imported fossil fuels

There was no box that was left unchecked during the PM's visit to the US

UN Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty has recently warned of many of the adverse impacts of climate change

As PM Imran declared during the visit to the erstwhile benefactor that he was not there to seek aid

The meeting was expected to break new ground in the somewhat cold relations between the two countries

As the opposition parties decide to observe 25th July as Black Day

Any success or gains by PM's US trip are likely to be ephemeral as Pakistan is going to sink or swim with China

The real good news is that Pakistan is helping America end a war, rather than wage one

Following the Reko Diq award, the Government Should now re-assess its investment trade policy going forward

The PFMA is a document that highlights the direction, scope and philosophy of the budget process in a country

The future of new Pakistan lies in reforms, including those in the Customs department as well

This is a time for Pakistan to keep a close eye on the ongoing international trade developments

The most important contribution of these elected representatives could be to pinpoint issues

The argument that the Taliban should control a portion of the country does not hold good

Will the government successfully complete the IMF programme?

China has fast changed its course of economic development at the turn of the century

Our policy makers also need to look beyond the bogey of Pashtunistan

The saddest part of the tale is complete silence from our honourable ministers of climate change

irregular manner of constructing buildings suggests that administration has no control or planning

The world has learned the hard way to take water seriously

It is difficult to predict how this cycle will end and where it is likely to take Western societies