It would do us well to remember that investment in East Pakistan was also considered unsafe for security reasons.

In the absence of genuine land reform, there can be neither justice nor a truly representative democracy

Regime of the financialisation of the economy has been presided over by a munshi-turned-financial wizard aka Ishaq Dar

Grand plans of the government to add 10,000 megawatts to the national grid by 2018, according to him, are “not enough”

Reforming the tax structure was never on the PML-N agenda

Civilian presidents in Pakistan are usually figureheads. This is what they should be, neither more nor less

If Nandipur and the LNG deals are any guide, the future is not very bright

CPEC’s potential won't be realised if planning and financial allocations happen at a snail’s pace

Our finance minister is an achiever. The only problem is that his achievement motivation is economically misdirected

The private sector is considered more efficient than the public sector. Is this really the case?