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WHETHER Pakistan will be better off with a presidential system of government or not — the debate is perennial. But the proposition now seems to have...
THE magic wand has not worked. The promise of change has turned into a nightmare. Still, there is no shortage of self-congratulations. The eight-month...
IT can’t get more bizarre: a government at war with itself and at war with all other political forces. The latest spat between the two top party...
HE was captured on Feb 8, 2010, in a joint CIA-ISI raid outside Karachi. The Obama administration described the arrest of the Afghan Taliban’s...
“NATIONS fail economically because of extractive institutions. These institutions keep poor countries poor and prevent them from embarking on the...
THE latest crackdown on outlawed militant outfits and their charity wings may appear to be conducted with more seriousness of purpose than before, yet...
DEFT handling of the recent crisis by the Pakistani leadership may have helped de-escalate tensions with India. But it is not all over yet. The stakes...
THE Indian incursion has raised the stakes for Pakistan. It is reportedly the first time since the 1971 war that Indian jets intruded into Pakistan...
RECENT events underscore Pakistan’s geopolitical challenges and options. India’s jingoism following a suicide bombing on a paramilitary convoy in...
THE fall has been steep. Not that we had a very competent leadership in the past but the PTI government’s rush to what is termed as a...
THE debate over the 18th Amendment highlights the divide between the proponents of a strong centre and those of the federal system. The fear of the...
IN what is being described as the most tangible step forward in the Afghan peace talks, US officials and the Afghan Taliban seem to have come close to...
THE cold-blooded murder in Sahiwal of a couple, their teenage daughter and a fourth victim in an engineered encounter is yet another manifestation of...
PRIME Minister Imran Khan is fascinated by China’s miraculous feat of lifting 800 million people from poverty — and he seeks to emulate that...
THE JIT report in the money-laundering case implicating top PPP leaders has generated a political storm. An attempt to bring about regime change in...
NAWAZ Sharif is handed another jail sentence and Asif Ali Zardari’s fate hangs in the balance after a damning indictment in a money-laundering...
THE spectacle of two old rivals greeting each other on the floor of parliament may not be worth noticing. But the handshake between Asif Zardari and...
IT is not unusual in Pakistan for the military’s spokesman to opine on everything from security to foreign and domestic affairs. His press talks are...
JUST weeks after a toxic Twitter exchange between President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Imran Khan, the former has reportedly sought Islamabad’s...
IT is hard to pass a verdict on any government based on its performance in the first 100 days of its rule. But Prime Minister Imran Khan had himself...
US PRESIDENT Donald Trump’s latest salvo against Pakistan is yet another reminder that the two countries’ already uneasy relationship is getting...
THE gathering in Moscow of disparate Afghan groups and regional players last week is indicative of the shifting sands of regional geopolitics....
ONE thought the moment had arrived. The judges had broken the ring of fear. The prime minister’s tough words reassured the nation. The...
WHEN Imran Khan returned home last week with a handout of $6 billion from Saudi Arabia, he boasted that he would mediate (between the latter country...
POPULATION explosion, though missing from the country’s policy discourse, presents one of the most serious threats to our national security. There...
THE spectacle of a former university vice chancellor and professors being dragged to court in chains has shamed the nation and raised questions about...
IN his news conference last week, Imran Khan was back on his container. To be more precise, he never got off it, despite his rise to power. He...
THE long-standing strategic alliance between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia has taken on a new dimension with prospects of the kingdom participating in...
IT all happened within 24 hours — from a condescending ‘yes’ to Pakistan’s talk offer to a rebuke in the crudest tenor. The Indian volte-face...
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