China’s distancing from India is not quite the slam dunk Pakistan might like it to be
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Narendra Modi’s actions have prompted South Asian nations to opt for Chinese investment to India’s detriment
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Has the Supreme Court’s ruling in the Paragon Housing Society case sounded a death-knell for the controversy-laden anti-graft watchdog?
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What do Iran’s growing links with China, and distancing from India, mean for Pakistan?
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More than 50 years after her passing, mysteries abound over whether or not Jinnah died a natural death
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Looking back at the legacy of Sir Ganga Ram, whose commitment to civil works in the Punjab capital remain unmatched
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Historical writing struggles to find an audience in Pakistan due to history’s traditional use as a political tool
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A new book explores the pre-Partition lives of three Hindu and Sikh men who aided in the mainstream spread of Urdu
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A uniform syllabus, as proposed by the incumbent government, risks setting back Pakistan’s sciences
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Prime Minister Khan’s refusal to work with the opposition is no longer admired by Pakistan’s jobless common man
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Dr. Pervez Hoodbhoy’s dismissal from Lahore’s FCC University is a win for irrationality
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Former diplomat Tasneem Aslam’s criticism of Nawaz Sharif reflects the mindset that prevents normalization of ties between Pakistan and India
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The peace deal negotiated between the Taliban and the U.S. all but ensures a return to power for the insurgents
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Afghanistan, post-U.S. withdrawal, will likely become a nation caught between the interests of its neighbors
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P.M. Khan’s statements on Muslim division over Kashmir suggest a growing rift between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia
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The populist rhetoric of Pakistani lawmakers only risks bringing the nation closer to chaos
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The security map of the Middle East is a conundrum Pakistan just can’t figure out
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With Arab nations appearing to endorse the accord, it is likely to be gradually accepted by most major powers
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No democracy can prosper in the absence of flexibility toward, and dialogue with, opposition forces
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So long as South Asia remains hostage to the whims of Pakistan and India, there is little hope of achieving free trade and movement across borders