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Decoding Power Dynamics
Sabir Khan
Peshawar: Which one is first, power or politics? It is one of the most puzzling questions.
Before discussing power, human nature needs to be examined.
Human nature has some traits that affect and establish his behavior…
Pakistan’s Arab Diplomatic Crossroads
Ishtiaq Ahmed
London: Pakistan’s foreign policy interests are intrinsically linked to the Arab-Muslim world. There are many aspects to this.
Having a shared religious affiliation is an important thread, but is this a sufficient…
Why US Is Concerned About CPEC?
Editorial
China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is a bilateral agreement between the countries designed to steer Pakistan towards a more balanced and resilient economy with collaboration over infrastructure, mining, industry, health,…
Pakistan’s Taxation Failure
Editorial
Speaking to the Urdu Daily Jang, the Minister for Defense, Khawaja Asif, said that an estimated 26 ‘arab’ worth of tax cases are going through the courts.
Instead of paying the tax, people resort to courts in order to delay…
US Factor in Pak-Iran Relations
Editorial
It is encouraging to see President Zardari extend a hand of friendship to Iran in spite of the inevitable United States (US) opposition.
The US-Iran relationship has been on edge ever since Iran took the bold step of…
America-China Jigsaw Puzzle in Pakistan
Editorial
Islamabad: Pakistan is an important outpost for America’s interests in the region. Its proximity to China, Iran, Afghanistan, India, and Russia makes it of particular interest to the Americans.
Hence, the US will not…
March 23: Reflecting Together Nationally
Jawad Ali
Karachi: Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan, thanked Congress and said, “You have given us a word now.”
This set the process in motion for the 1940s, when, due to the political backpedaling of…
Pakistan’s Policy Failures
Asem Mustafa Awan
Islamabad: The tragic loss of lives due to preventable incidents like fires and roof collapses continues unabated in Pakistan, yet the victims remain voiceless and justice eludes them.
It's a grim reality that…
Thal’s Quest for Equitable Development
Khizer Kalasra
Islamabad: Thal, a term derived from Sanskrit meaning "mountain of gold," holds significant political importance within Pakistan, particularly in the Punjab region. Its seven districts collectively wield considerable…
Pakistan’s Quest for Survival
Mohammad Ajeeb
London: The fever, uproar, and commotion of the elections in Pakistan are over now, and the new government is in motion.
However, going forward, the country remains surrounded by many uncertainties, including continued…