Opinion

There is no room for moralising or political point-scoring on a factual international development

Pakistan has the highest growth rate of stunted children at 45% followed by Afghanistan at 41%

Institutions in any society are created by people; how can we agree on a social contract that is more just?

We as a nation speak up on matters which are ‘trending’ and once something more ‘trendy’ comes, we move towards it

Since 1965 the country has gone through nearly a dozen nation-wide political movements

Only a sustained and united national effort can extricate Pakistan from this dangerous situation

It was a well-considered move by the powerful international players to get their objectives achieved through FATF

Either the countries are involved in the war or they are impacted indirectly by rising fuel and food costs

The institutions, which have been founded to maintain the law and order and serve society, have become dysfunctional

The global order put in place after the end of the Second World War was being reshaped

All politicians in Pakistan like elsewhere in the world call and declare themselves socialists and make promises

Afghanistan’s history is full of unfortunate events- even before the Taliban the country was in shambles

A dull, sedentary and safe life is most sought-after and idolised project for most in our part of the world

This human camping at one of the most sensitive zones of Islamabad raises eyebrows

Economic Survey of Pakistan and the Budget, are nothing more than a comedy of figures to make it sound like a play

To understand shocks and the heartaches of the 2010s, you have to understand the impact of the great recession of 2008

Since the beginning of the pandemic with a rise in commodity prices and disruptions in global supply-chains

The multibillion project reflects China’s economic progress which it wishes to share with its neighbours

It is a make or break with the IMF, the PTI is not hiding its glee for being spared

The exploitation of workers seems implicit to the way our global supply chains operate

Imran Khan is lucky he missed carrying the ignominy of having to underwrite such devastation

How was Pakistan to become a nation-state with no major ethnic nationality

The violation of the Constitution used to be benignly labeled as ‘Doctrine of Necessity’

According to Global Financial Literacy Survey Report, financial literacy in Pakistan comes to something around 26%

Military in Pakistan is not kosher and the aim of this write-up is not to defend mistakes of the Miltablishment

As the war progresses in its fourth month, Russian grinding assaults are pulverising Eastern Ukrainian cities

Pakistan is plagued with religious intolerance which leads to extremism

Dua Zehra’s case is a massive win for the predators, the sick minded, the diabolical pedophiles

Pakistan remains under constant threat of unrest and on a collision course

The new Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) government just recently abolished the NLE exam

Racism and eurocentrism is only part of our collective amnesia and our response to the news cycle

China believes Washington’s Indo-Pacific strategy is designed to trap Asia-Pacific region into a geopolitical game

There is a lack of appreciation of the severity of the economic crises that this government has inherited

The war has upended the fragile economic recovery from the pandemic triggering humanitarian crisis

Gulf countries are so close to India that they often ignored Pakistan’s concerns

Boycotting Indian goods is a collective response shown by Muslim countries around the world

China will overtake the United States in terms of the size of its economy in a decade or two

In Pakistan, the religious right is a force to be reckoned with — partially because it’s been propped up by the angels

Aristocratic class keeps on supporting each other’s stakes while utterly disregarding national interest

Irony of all ironies is that current economic instability will force powers-that-be to engineer inorganic stability

Can Pakistan reclaim its sovereignty that has diminished over several decades?

There is this geographical dimension of this war and it clearly has a precedent

Bill to reform NAB was easily passed by a joint sitting of Parliament, and will now be signed into law.

The raw sentiments we see in support of Imran are a projection of bitterness for those who the real control rests with

A county like Pakistan must keep itself safe from the harms of social media through regulatory reforms

Pakistan’s biggest problem is not corruption; it is incompetence

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's 96th birthday and the 70th year of her reign has been a special moment

It has increased the speed of interconnectedness, interdependence while reducing the world to the size of a village

Pensions, pays, perks and privileges now near a trillion annually

Inequality also varies across rural and urban areas