The Express Tribune has picked up a readership in a segment whose life and career lie ahead of them, not behind them.

A day-long exercise to develop a plan of action to fix Pakistan’s economy, the elephant just sat there and stared.

This is no longer a cricket match. Both sides have invested so much that a defeat of either side is unimaginable.

There is a medieval legend, a sword so powerful that whoever wielded it could defeat entire armies single-handedly.

If you nurture a grudge for long enough, eventually it takes over and starts to nurture you.

It’s important to not fall for the line that Davis’s capture proves terrorism is being ‘masterminded’ by Americans.

The bright prospects of their growing economy can often blind Indians to the weaknesses embedded within growth rates.

Here is a country that values its economic rivalry with China over everything else.

Is economics finally in the driving seat, or are the country’s economic problems being politicised?

Like lumbering fools, we are always late to the most important realisations.