Court of Arbitration grants Islamabad’s request against the Kishanganga Dam.

Petitioner is the same one who opposed the transaction in 2004.

Where would the Pakistani economy be if 9/11 hadn't happened?

How businessmen take advantage of legal loopholes to nest-eggs abroad.

The finance minister’s race to fix the energy crisis before the populists notice.

The frustrations and triumphs of a state-owned company dedicated to cutting through red-tape.

As Pakistan continues to dig deeper into foreign pockets, it further diminishes its autonomy in policy making.

People in the tribal areas have had no stake in these decisions, says former ambassador to Afghanistan.

Analysts, however, say that now is a good time to start buying blue-chip stocks on the cheap.

Friday’s sell-off in stock markets is a stark reminder of global linkages that continue to bind.