Tag: PTI
A Cry for Help
The best way to address a disaster is by proactively identifying potential hazards and devising safeguards to mitigate their impact
Militant attacks soar in Balochistan, decrease in KP
Deaths in militant attacks increased by 8 per cent as compared to July 2022
The Boom & Bust Cycle
Ups and downs of Pakistan Economy since 1947 have a pattern in which political instability always acted as a dampener wiping out all the hard-earned gains
A Dangerous Game
The government goes on the warpath against Imran Khan — apparently with the tacit approval of the state institutions
Our Weakness on Kashmir
Pakistan’s lip-service to the cause now appears more and more hollow, and aimed at placating the home crowd rather than putting any genuine pressure on India
The General’s Battle
The new chief of the armed forces will have to wage war of another kind
Elusive India-Pakistan Peace
South Asia’s problems are aggravated by the complex regional configuration with growing Indo-US nexus and India’s resultant strategic ascendancy in the region with an unprecedented influence in Afghanistan and serious nuisance potential against Pakistan’s security interests
A Long Journey to Nationhood
Pakistanis are celebrating the golden jubilee of their independence in an economically precarious, politically fractured and socially decayed society, but we have a future and can build it
Path to Economic Sovereignty
In the wake of Pakistan’s ‘worst economic crisis’, 25 eminent economic and energy experts and professionals write an open letter to politicians and decision-makers, urging for energy-sector reforms on a war-footing
Reshaping Pakistan
The days immediately after independence may not have been ideal for strengthening the roots of democracy, what befell the country in the subsequent decades has been harrowing