Opinion

The statements linking the Afghan peace process with the resolution of the Kashmir issue have not gone well

The path to peace has many roadblocks that must be overcome, such as the exit of foreign forces

Pakistan will have to work out its strategy of developing and maintaining a credible minimum deterrence

Donald Trump should toughen up his stance on gun control and implement gun prevention laws

Pakistan’s energy sector suffers from a high dependence on imported fuels

For the first time since 1971 the unresolved Kashmir dispute has been acknowledged internationally

Article 35A prevented the Modi government from taking the Israel route and allowing Indian settlers into the valley

British in Africa were not the only one who pushed their development agenda down the throats of the natives

More than 34,000 teachers have used this app so far, submitting applications for approximately 100,000 preferences

Government efforts must continue towards the development of a comprehensive primary healthcare system

At least 63 people were killed and 182 injured in a suicide attack at a wedding party in Kabul on Saturday

Kashmiris have long been living in an atmosphere of fear and misery

It must be acknowledged that the cell-phone revolution has brought all classes to approximately the same level

Modi is moving India towards its demise

Over the years we have seen one agency blame the other

Pakistan needs to play this game started by India not as a T20 cricket match but a test series

Dawes Act stole cohesiveness from the Native Americans, similar to what is being attempted in Kashmir

Pakistan cuts off diplomatic ties with India, other countries express concern regarding the issue

Abolishing Article 370 displays gap between those who want to secede and those who want to safeguard state sovereignty

HEC was allocated Rs59 billion against a demand of Rs103 billion — Rs6 billion less than previous year

Free, impartial plebiscite might assist both parties and the people of Kashmir in resolving the longstanding dispute

Can Pakistan with its economic, governance crises effectively exploit popular sentiments among the Kashmiri Muslims

India is notorious in sabotaging similar initiatives and uses everything in its power to derail Afghan peace process

All these years, Pakistanis and Kashmiris have blamed India for breaching a solemn pledge made to Kashmir

Delay in LG elections is not only violating constitutional obligations but also undermining gains of previous govts

Many conflicts fueled by tribal sentiments manifested in the form of ethnic, racial, religious characteristics

His lasting legacy is the human development system by the UN first, and eventually by the Bretton Woods Sisters

The people of Hong Kong enjoy more extensive democratic rights and freedom than ever

India must not complain about terrorism, the seeds of which it is actively sowing with its aggression

Is Pakistan ready for diplomatic maneuvering amid rising tensions in the Gulf

The death of Hamza bin Laden has ominous ramifications for the region

Unless resolved, Kashmir stays as a black mark on the international world’s conscience and morality

More than 600 people lay dead and about 1,500 were critically wounded

One wonders if anyone in the Land of the Pure gives a wee thought to where the tea comes from

The true implementation of the National Action Plan is of paramount importance

The only hope that would make India retract from its illegal policies would be a resistance movement by Kashmiri youth

Like it or not, the age of cyber influencing is upon us and only time will tell what it is capable of

In the aftermath of India’s IoK move, it is crucial for the Pak govt to show political, diplomatic results

To what extent will the Taliban shun their old ways, particularly related to human rights, once in power?

“Show me your friends, and I’ll show you your future” is a saying held like a noose around Zulfi Bukhari’s...

Can we change the new reality created by doing away with Articles 370 and 35A of the Indian Constitution?

The country also needs to take steps to halt the financing of coal-fired power plants

Has the seven-decade-old US foreign policy on North Korea eventually come to a totter?

The well-wishers that India did not lose at Balakot are soon to be lost in Srinagar and Kargil

The world has not yet been able to come up with a mechanism to prevent massacres and atrocities against civilians

We were still discovering the real intent of the mediation offer Trump pulled out of his hat in the meeting with PM

In just three days, 23 precious lives were lost in Karachi alone because of electrocution

A comprehensive agreement with the US by September 1, as wished by Secretary of State Pompeo, may be a distant reality

Pakistani celebrities have in past trivialised sensitive issues by making gross generalisations on public platforms

Kashmiris will bear the brunt of living in the most militarised region of the world