Opinion

The Indian media deliberately excludes the majority of the population

Pakistan is ranked 138th in the 2016 Doing Business country rankings, reflecting the challenging business environment

It is hardly likely to take the Danish route to investigate the ‘who’ and the ‘how’ of the Panama scandal

Crisis emanating from the global wave of refugees, asylum seekers and migrations has caused a major disruption in West

Slogans of turning Pakistan into a knowledge economy have been echoing in the political corridors

It seems that the people of Fata figure nowhere

The corruption and poor governance in our country is evident enough for all to see

The KPPO states that on the basis of “unsatisfactory performance”, a DPO can be removed from his post

Since the inception of Pakistan, minorities, have never been treated as its true components

It is a fallacy to think that stripping someone of their sense of dignity is anything short of an attack on liberty

The problem now is there are insufficient rooms at budget level to cater to the average middle-class Pakistani tourist

Philippines can perhaps do without its president’s impulsive and intemperate attitude

Imran Khan the phenomenon is even more interesting than the man himself

Sadly, Afghanistan has endured one of the most devastating conflicts of our time

The equation is quite even as far as allegations and suspicions go

The much-awaited report of the committee on Fata reforms is now public

The PTI strategy has always been embedded in making accusations against the PML-N

Reforms and remedies have been discussed for years, but improvements have been limited in number, scale and duration

As opposed to Trump, Hillary Clinton has a deep understanding of the world and is very familiar with South Asia

Regulation of products is ultimately driven by both scientific analysis and concerns for public safety and well-being

Panama claptrap and another round of maniacal dharnas, existential threats loom large in the distance

Other than the cognitive wedge in Muslim world, there are many other exogenous factors responsible for its dire strait

A study finds 60% of Americans don’t have enough savings to pay for unexpected car repairs or medical emergencies

It seems reasonable that governments should balance budgets, and not spend in excess of what they earn

The country is now in the process of establishing a political order that is likely to be also largely inclusive

Pakistan is likely to suffer even more political instability, insurgency, terrorism, etc as the CPEC progresses

Journalism in Pakistan is in a spin

This agreement is viewed as the first step for more military cooperation in the future

I refuse to believe that the MQM will disappear altogether, just as PPP and JI will not disappear in the near future

For me, the MQM stands as a constant reminder that something went wrong, horribly wrong, with the Pakistan idea

Question of who'll teach children English is unanswered because it is a language few Indians know well enough to teach

Mediocre minds cannot understand that without the fundamentals, Pakistan cannot grow into a modern society

America as conceived by its founding fathers was not meant to be a police state

The MQM came into being in the early 1980s due to a number of genuine political reasons

Ethics may be defined as the set of moral principles that help us distinguish between right and wrong

Reviewing the declarations, it is revealed they are not even filled in line with the legal requirements

Just what sort of homo sapiens inhabit our houses of parliament?

The current US presidential race is certainly one of the most controversial and divisive ones in my living memory

The year 2014 can be considered the year of NAB’s rejuvenation in which many positive initiatives were taken

To utilise the energies of the community, Public Liaison Councils (PLC) are to be constituted under the KPPO

Ghazala and Khizr Khan are Trump’s biggest challenge

The ‘other’ is a powerful chord to strike and it possibly swung the Brexit vote more than any other single factor

Terror can strike anytime, anywhere and in any form

Neither India nor Pakistan has yet become party to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (1970)

The K-P Police Ordinance ordinance sets new principles of authority in tandem with accountability

Differences over joint counterterrorism efforts in the larger context still persist

I had never foreseen a link between Fiji and the bomb blast that recently occurred in Quetta killing 73 people

The military leadership should take a nuanced approach in dealing with the MQM

At a time when the seams of our national fabric seem to be ripping, not everyone is building bridges of hate

In this country there is a constitutional right that is currently endangered