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THE forthcoming Joint Cooperation Committee (JCC) meetings, scheduled to be held in Beijing from Dec 20, will be a big test for the new PTI...
HERE come the politics. The first devaluation undertaken by this government sent a jolt through the economy, briefly restored some confidence, before...
THERE is nothing sacrosanct about the 100-day timeline, and no government should be expected to deliver policy outcomes in that time period, unless...
THESE are some of the strangest IMF talks I have seen in a long time. I don’t recall the last time a finance minister declared Pakistan’s...
THE joint statement released at the end of the visit by Prime Minister Imran Khan to China last week was one of the most detailed and comprehensive...
LAST night was a rare spectacle. For far too long we have watched our country’s leadership quake at the knees when confronting the forces of bigotry...
A VERY interesting annexure in the latest State Bank’s annual report provides much-needed detail on the entry of Chinese firms in Pakistan’s...
NOW that the negotiations with the IMF are set to begin in earnest, some things are worth bearing in mind as the process moves along. Every government...
THE show is about to begin. Ever since the PTI government was sworn in, a situation had been developing and now it has matured. Thus far the...
Valuable time is being lost as the government decides what direction to take to address a deteriorating balance-of-payments situation. When the PTI...
ANY new government coming to power in Islamabad is well advised to steer clear from the advice offered by the bureaucracy. These are some of the most...
AND so it begins. All else that has been happening thus far, from auctioning buffaloes to commuting in choppers, has been pre-game entertainment....
AS of this writing, news is swirling of a ‘mini budget’ about to be presented before parliament in a session that has been postponed from Friday...
IMRAN Khan has asked us to wait for up to three months for any visible ‘results’. I think we should be prepared to wait longer than that, perhaps...
THE only question now is this: when does the work begin? At some point, the optics must end and the policy must begin. One is waiting for that...
Now that the PTI government is on the verge of entering, it is worthwhile to recall what their economic vision comprises, and what might be the...
HERE is a theory: every government manages to do only one big thing in its tenure. They might try on many fronts, but succeed in only one area. In...
AND so it begins. The outlines of the shape of things to come are now appearing before us, starting with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s latest...
AS of writing this piece, it was impossible to know what outcome the elections will produce, except to say that the polls seemed to be correct in...
A FULLER picture of where exactly the economy is headed is now appearing as the central bank appears to be released from the political constraints it...
ONE can appreciate the chief justice of Pakistan’s sensitivity to the growing water crisis in Pakistan, but with all due respect this is not how...
ANOTHER week, another reminder that the economy is now running on fumes. This time the reminder comes from Fitch Ratings, the global credit rating...
A LARGE number of people have once again begun asking whether Pakistan is walking in the footsteps of Sri Lanka in its growing engagement with China....
AS the noise and fury builds up in the run-up to the election, it is perhaps worthwhile to briefly disengage from the intensity of the moment and cast...
LET’S start with a basic truth: a depreciation in the exchange rate is not the end of the world. Nor is it, by itself, a sign of a calamity....
NAWAZ Sharif campaigned on the promise to end load-shedding, and the PML-N’s message throughout their campaign is going to rest heavily on their...
THERE is a school of thought which says that you can know something about the creator of anything by studying his or her handiwork. Works of art can...
HERE is what I don’t get: all the people and parties criticising Imran Khan’s 100-day agenda presented over the weekend, how come they don’t...
IT struck me as oddly profound when, as a child, I first learned that aphorism that all schoolchildren are taught at some point in their education: a...
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