It has become very difficult for Pakistan’s new prime minister to seek a closer working relationship with the US.

Most of the $1.5 trillion spent by America in Afghanistan have gone into destruction rather than construction.

New Delhi should ensure that Afghanistan will not become a geographic area over which Pakistan-India will duel.

By focusing on retail trade, policymakers can add to the rates of growth of agriculture, SMEs and international trade.

Politics is the reason for Pakistan’s long-lasting recession.

The influx of remittances is changing, in many ways, Pakistan’s social and economic landscapes.

Both India and Pakistan are leaning towards achieving economic stability but possibly at the expense of growth.

As economists have known for long, confidence is the first requirement of economic health.

Much has been written about the economy during PPP government’s five years in office. Some of that needs repeating.

The youth will wait for results but not for long.