Sherry Rehman

Sherry Rehman

  • Modi’s new abnormal: Part - II

    Modi’s new abnormal: Part - II

    Problem is that Modi’s ‘new abnormal’ is not doctrine of deterrence, but doctrine of perpetual war

  • Modi’s new abnormal: Part - I

    Modi’s new abnormal: Part - I

    If Pakistan were to bring South Asia to the boil every time terror struck in Pakistan, the region would tip over into a war zone

  • Defunding the world

    Defunding the world

    It is clear that more is at stake as US abandons its role as global leader of system based on multilateralism

  • Foreign policy grey rhinos

    Foreign policy grey rhinos

    Most notable is dangerous surge in conflict at scale not seen since last world war

  • A ten-point agenda for COP29

    A ten-point agenda for COP29

    Globally, funding shortfall for climate action remains staggering

  • Benazir and the Black Swan

    Benazir and the Black Swan

    When a black swan event hits the world, people often recall it in two ways. One is a public record that is pieced together to become what we call...

  • Legacy of courage

    Legacy of courage

    Picture of late Begum Nusrat Bhutto. — Pakistan Peoples Party-Shaheed Bhutto official website.On October 23, 2011, Begum Nusrat Bhutto’s death...

  • What happens in Gaza won’t stay in Gaza

    What happens in Gaza won’t stay in Gaza

    Palestinians search for victims under rubble after Israeli strikes on Rafah in southern Gaza. — AFP/FileTerrorism is condemnable in any shape or...

  • The other time bomb

    Pakistan is a nation focused on the crisis du jour. Crises like ‘climate change, environment and population’ are only mentioned occasionally in...

  • Navigating New York

    Navigating multilateralism in September is about the same as negotiating gridlock in New York. As the 78th session of the UN General assembly...

  • The climate-hunger nexus

    Pathways to resilience are never easy, but as global and national stock takes suggest, it is the only way forward for countries seeking to save...

  • Reclaiming the air we breathe

    Air pollution is not Pakistan’s latest killer, but it has certainly become a serial one. For a country with low emissions on a global scale, our...

  • Is climate a security issue?

    As the planet warms to red every summer, the era of the Anthropocene, or the man-made century, is turning out to be an existential challenge to...

  • Securing Pakistan’s water

    Every summer, Pakistan braces for flooding as the monsoon season and growing summer heatwaves cascade to trigger a series of flood emergencies all...

  • Financing climate action

    The global climate crisis has left no country untouched, but it is the developing world that is facing the most severe impacts. For countries like...

  • Our climate journey in 16 months: Part - II

    As Pakistan continued reeling from the exogenous shock of accelerated climate impacts, it also became clear to many of us that global warming was...

  • Pakistan’s climate journey in 16 months: Part - I

    A small anecdote sums up the cognitive confusion and lack of social or political investment about the environment and climate change in high places...

  • COP27: a race against time

    As Pakistan goes into the 27th Conference of Parties at Sharm-al-Shaikh, Egypt, it is important to address a few challenges squarely, while...

  • Five days in history

    For five long days, we watched with bated breath as five honourable judges of the Supreme Court conducted inquisitorial proceedings on the suo-motu...

  • The Awami March: an insider’s view

    When Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said he wanted the PPP to embark on a long march through the length of Pakistan, from Karachi to Islamabad, in a party...