An addition of 25 million women to the labour force will have the capacity of adding $85 billion to Pakistan's GDP.

Once women achieve their full potential, they will be able to lend a helping hand to rescue Pakistan economically.

Possible division of Afghanistan will have serious economic, political consequences for Pakistan and its people.

Pakistan will need the US more than the US will need Pakistan.

The adoption of the Eighteenth Amendment was a revolutionary step.

It will be worth exploring how Pakistan developed a taste for centralised authority in the first place.

Given possible size of towns, city populations in 2012, urban areas should have much larger representation assemblies.

India is a more diverse country than Pakistan and yet, it has developed a consensus on how it should be governed.

Excessive intervention by the state results in the economy growing at a rate much lower than its potential.

India and Pakistan need to understand how policymaking process works across the border.