Restraint Is Pakistan’s Strongest Reply
The news of an assault on Iran has caused Pakistanis to feel outraged, and very properly so. For many people in this
Myth vs Reality
Every few months, the same story makes the rounds, foreign companies are fleeing Pakistan, the doors are closing, and the country is
What Trump’s BoP Statement Means for Pakistan
President Trump’s remarks at the Board of Peace meeting in Washington matter less for their flattering tone and more for what they
Madrassa Reform and the Fight Against Misused Jihad
The struggle against violent extremism in Pakistan is sometimes characterized as a security issue; nevertheless, the true conflict starts long before the
How Pakistan Is Building an Inclusive Digital Economy
Digital Pakistan 2026 begins from a hard starting point. Large rural, mountainous, and sparsely populated regions make it expensive to lay fibre
What Will Decide the Next Phase of Pakistan-US Relations
Talk of a new chapter in Pakistan United States relations often comes wrapped in familiar phrases about reset and reboot. What is
How CPEC Can Rebuild Pakistan’s Industrial Base
Pakistan’s manufacturing story has always been held back by a simple problem: the country has tried to build factories on a weak
Pakistan’s Next Economic Test
Pakistan’s economic debate often swings between two extremes. One side talks as if a single IMF review is the whole story. The
Pakistan Digital Authority
Pakistan has spent decades talking about reform and modernization, often with more speeches than systems to show for it. That is why
PAKISTAN’S FIGHT AGAINST ILLEGAL AFGHAN IN BALOCHISTAN
Balochistan’s geography is both its destiny and its burden. Vast distances, sparse population density, and a long, porous borderland with Afghanistan create
