By Shamsul Haq Relations between the world’s two largest economic and military powers, China and the United States, have in…
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Bridges Across Borders
A Traveler’s Journey Through China’s Heart By Shamaila Awais Manager Operations and Digital Media Affairs Pakistan-China Institute Some journeys inform.…
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Pakistan’s Federal Budget: Hopes and Challenges
Written by: Aina Minhas Pakistan’s federal budget is not merely an annual statement of government revenues and expenditures; it also…
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PPP’s Narrative Problem
By Junaid Qaiser In contemporary politics, elections are increasingly won not merely through party organization, electoral alliances, or campaign spending,…
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Pathogen sharing: the law first, and then Geneva
Other countries protected their share by legislating. Pakistan still has only a policy The point is a simple one. When…
Read MorePeshawar’s Sewage: Where Did the Treatment Projects Built Three Decades Ago Go?
Musarrat Ullah Jan The problem of sewage treatment in Peshawar is not new. Planning to treat wastewater discharged from homes,…
Read MoreA Police Force on a Political Leash, at the Worst Possible Moment
Kousar Khan Nine years after introducing its landmark police reforms, PTI’s KP government is moving to dismantle key elements of…
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Pakistan’s Mediation Mission
By Junaid Qaiser Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s recent remarks at the United Nations offered an important reminder of Pakistan’s ongoing…
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The Old Man Called Pakistan
by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal I am Pakistan. I was born on a humid August night in 1947, after a long…
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Dulce et Decorum Est Pro Patria Mori
It is sweet and honorable to die for one’s country The line “Dulce et Decorum Est Pro Patria Mori” was…
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