The unhindered rise of anti-Muslim violence in India betrays the country’s secular constitution and creates more hurdles for free trade with Pakistan
Opinion
Pakistan must adopt a pragmatic view toward trade if it desires economic progress
Four years since the publication of ‘God: A Human History’, the author’s insight into monotheism continues to prove a fount of knowledge
The TLP’s latest agreement with the PTI-led government cements its status as a major player in Pakistan’s societal and political sphere
A series of developments in recent weeks suggest the global community is reconsidering its stance on lending legitimacy to the new Afghan rulers
The government’s shameful act of withdrawing its own anti-forced conversions bill facilitates the majority’s mistreatment of minority populations
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia appear to be seeking a reset of ties after several years of bilateral tensions
In his 2020 autobiography, the incumbent interior minister unpacks the controversy over housing ‘terrorists’ at his farmhouse near Rawalpindi
Under the leadership of Akhtar Malik, the province’s Energy Ministry hopes to attract international recognition and investment for its efforts to ‘go green’
Pakistan’s recently implemented Single National Curriculum aims at shaping ideology—but lacks the mass support needed to reduce existing inequalities
The West’s desire to counter China may have played a part in New Zealand and the U.K. abandoning their scheduled tours of Pakistan
By focusing on servicing the emotional needs of customers, businesses can avoid ending up on the graveyard of start-ups
The leader of the Turkish National Movement proved an inspiration globally, even among those who counted themselves his critics
The Taliban will need to shore up regional support if they wish to see Afghanistan prosper and avail its mineral resources
Can development triggered by economic compulsions help Islamabad and Kabul move past archaic notions of tribalism and fear of the unfamiliar?
A generation of Afghans who grew up without Taliban rule are unlikely to submit easily to the mores of an emirate harkening back to the 1990s
The Taliban should be allowed to enact the reforms they have promised before the world leaps to isolate them over perceived deficiencies
Utilized for decades, ‘deniable’ militias are increasingly challenging the rule of law and undermining governments of elected leaders
Will China, Pakistan, Iran and Afghanistan find common ground in opposition to the U.S.-led Quad?
The 2002 Gujarat riots continue to serve as warning to India’s minorities