Opinion

The abolition of government procurement was a shock to the system

Further challenges include ongoing energy shortages and poor infrastructure.

Over 5,000 schools in K-P operate without a single watt of electricity.

China wants to have peace with its neighbours so that it can focus on its economic progress and development.

Pakistan has strategic space and a unique opportunity to outflank India in the heart of Eurasia

This confrontation was a focal event in South Asian security and Indo-Pak relations.

Academic institutions are built over a long time.

Unlike the first two world wars, a third global conflict would almost certainly involve nuclear weapons

Anyone concerned about animal welfare often faces the objection that human lives are at stake

There was an enormous cultural difference between the members of these two communities.

The Muslims observe the Greater Bairam, known as the Eid-ul-Adha

One recent example of the China-LAC cooperation is development of Chancay Port in Peru.

PM Modi's intentions about Pakistan have always been questionable.

A human-centric approach to national security requires safeguarding citizens' rights and freedoms.

Loadshedding is another story. Don't even get me started on that.

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This isn't merely a technical dispute over hydro projects.

The 16-hour skirmish diminished India's role as a counterbalance to China

The professionalism and precision of the PAF silenced the aggressive posturing of the Indian military

Freedom inside the minds of the American kids is to read Tom Clancy and watch Breaking Bad.

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It is in this general backdrop that two major ideologies slowly came to take centre stage in India.

The ban on Awami League will have three major ramifications

Social media added fuel to the fire.

A ladder many of us climb through sheer luck and good fortune

Rpidly growing population, rampant pollution is intensifying climate change by pushing Indus system towards crisis

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Pakistan and India are both members of regional organisations such as SCO and SAARC

A war in the Middle East would be bad news for the Chinese economy.

No external power can now diminish the worth and mettle of its people.

India alone has 140 million people living in the extreme poverty.

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Maybe it is time to revisit the four-point formula put forth during the Musharraf era

The core issue is simple: Pakistan lacks national laws to protect interns.

A fulsome economy alone cannot pass for greatness