Opinion

Currently, the project is being scaled up to over 800 high schools in Punjab

The fruits thus far of the myriad CBMs on and off the bilateral high table have all been reaped by Indian interests

Imran Khan is one change agent who will never allow himself to be coopted by the system

The old school model of higher education needs to go

PTI and its allies carry the heaviest burden of responsibility because of their majority at the Centre

Imran Khan singled out growing debt as one of Pakistan’s fundamental economic challenges

Pakistan has not yet decided on how to finance the immediate financing gap

The country stands in a dismal state in terms of human development

Nearly all federal secretaries have been shuffled around, except for the finance secretary

Dr Ishrat Hussain did not pay enough attention to how donor-endorsed policies like structural adjustment

Bush appeared on Kimmel’s show as part of a promotional tour for his book titled Portraits of Courage

The economy of Madina was essentially a trading economy. Capitalism, on the other hand, is a financial economy

One sector that has been badly hit by poor policies in the past is the social sector

The 22nd Prime Minister of the country took oath in the official swearing-in ceremony this month

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s first challenge has arrived and it is in Punjab

Robert Mueller is the Special Counsel investigating whether anyone on the Trump campaign colluded with the Russians

The study of global migration governance has brought about a paradigm shift

There is much talk, everywhere, in Pakistan about the priorities of reforming Pakistan

Imran Khan would like to focus primarily on domestic challenges with economy and political stability as his priority

ECP has always conducted elections with deficiencies, delays and discrepancies

The national balance sheet looks grim, and is in need of sustainable sources of revenue

Mike Pompeo has said that IMF funds should not be used to pay off Chinese lender

From clear-cut disparagement to open fan boy-ism, Khan draws intense reactions

Paul Manafort and Michael Cohen's stories shook Donald Trump's government

The use of corporal punishment to ‘discipline’ children is deeply entrenched in tradition and societal attitudes

This is good news but for this initiative to take some positive shape, certain steps would have to be taken

South Asia remains the only world region that does not have a working arrangement among its nations

Khan told the Foreign Office that Pakistan’s national interests must be kept supreme in dealing with other countries

PTI government’s foreign policy must be extremely dynamic to bring economic stability

PM Imran's speech to the nation was far less impressive than his first speech that was delivered after the election

The sacrifice of giving up First Class travel only to opt for rigours of Business Class is nothing

One ‘issue’ that invariably crops up during an election season in this blessed land is ‘horse-trading’

BJP in India is well-entrenched in six of the seven northeastern states,

Around 29 per cent of our population is now between the ages of 15-29 years

The Rs21 billion elections attracted a lot of skepticism

The PTI government led by Prime Minister Imran Khan has come in promising change

Few of his close companions don’t have a completely clean slate, this will definitely test Imran's impartiality

The Taliban had made their point and there was to be no ceasefire

Most of the previous governments in Pakistan have tried to attract foreign investment

Minority is named as per unique challenges that its members face: ‘crippled’

The ‘new’ is synonymous with broad and deep reforms in critical areas of governance

US decision to suspend the IMET Programme to Pakistan military is not a new phenomenon

Good leaders practise what they preach and Khan is doing just that by following through on a promise

As the United Nation’s seventh Secretary General, the first black African to rise to this honourable position

Pakistan is a country with brightest civil servants and weakest governance

The British Journal Lancet publishes a study conducted in what was then East Pakistan

It has become a typical South Asian dilemma that is getting harder to navigate

Ironically, successive civilian governments failed to deliver on public goods

We are told that Amal died from a bullet fired by the police

With the elections of July 2018, Pakistan has moved towards stability while Turkey looks uncertain