Opinion

Incidents confirm intelligence received by Qureshi that Pakistan will be victim to Indian-led attacks

If the country is insecure then even its nuclear arsenal cannot prevent a disaster to take place

As the Sri Lankan attack is believed to have been a response to the New Zealand attack

With nearly two decades of strong economic growth

Despite the recent terrorist attacks in the Iranian Baluchestan and Ormara of the Pakistani Balochistan

As the premier leaves for China for the second Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation

Pakistan’s higher education sector has experienced a phenomenal growth over the last couple of decades

Quack clinics are family ‘businesses’ with ownership being passed from father to son.

The situation has, however, not changed a bit as acts of terrorism continued with little respite

Several countries continue to use militant proxies to harm their regional or global opponents

Science is becoming increasingly international and collaborative

The problem with Asad Umar was that his continued delay in making a coherent decision on the economic front

Cabinets get reshuffled all the time in democracies

Right after a massive cabinet reshuffle, this was unprecedented, yet understandable

Science literature and sci-fi publications have always been way ahead of the game in their own way

Sudan has to find a way for accommodating within the political system a number of competing interests

The challenge for Dr Shaikh would be not only to bring the IMF team to Pakistan but to conclude a deal with the Fund

The wholesome changes in the cabinet are attributed to lack of performance on the part of some ministers

PM's decision is testimony to a lack of faith in appointed advisers, and the inability to stand against naysayers

The current deadlocked parliamentary system is not fulfilling the very purpose for which the legislatures were elected

Asad Umar’s unfortunate resignation was fuelled by voodoo economic analysis spewed by the likes of Farrukh Saleem

A grim reality is now slowly sinking in: the PTI is out of its depth in government

Practice of disrupting court proceedings in the form of strikes or protests needs to end immediately

From the USSR we know it takes only a few dozen people to bring down a nation

Building controversial dams with unconvincing fund initiatives is taking the country no where

Being too new to the system the PM should have filled his first cabinet with experienced people

Development is constrained not by resources but by bad governance

The ongoing attempts to resolve the Afghan imbroglio via negotiations have not yet been derailed

PTI clueless about governance, economy and foreign policy, yet confident it will put the house in order

Indian adventurism has been encouraged and enabled by irresponsible powers, especially the US

Nuclear power plants cannot explode like nuclear bombs. Nuclear energy is the safest energy

Benefits of SEZs largely depend on the location on which SEZs are established

Some estimates suggest there may be 350,000 children with autism in Pakistan

Result will have strong influence on India’s foreign policy specifically its relations with Pakistan

It is time for academia to reflect upon the contribution it is making

Without good governance, it will be difficult to steer the country toward prosperity

Such overtures must be avoided at all costs

It is time to realise that there is no other way and no other option

Such cases have been happening with regular frequency

A casual attitude both on the part of the authorities and the citizens might have serious consequences

A moment of a kind word is too much for us to spare

The US-India nuclear deal has contributed to increasing the arms race in the region

For the Hazara, a graveyard serves as a community centre

But as soon as the media spotlight turned away, the remaining five unresolved cases were quickly forgotten.

The problem of hunger and deprivation is still nowhere near an equitable resolution

The United States president will need to navigate through very turbulent waters

Last week, PPP Chairperson Bilawal Bhutto Zardari inaugurated the Thar coal power plant

PM Imran Khan thinks re-election of Modi could be a better bet for Pakistan-India peace

They provide an array of incentives ranging from tax incentives to regulatory incentive and often on-site residence

The decision, however, strictly from a diplomatic and legal angle was wholly unwarranted