There are times when it can be helpful to look back at things of the past. For example, if we were to go back to the summer of 1958, we would...
The murky political and economic scenario of the last fifteen months is beginning to clear up with two major developments. First came the $3 billion...
The Western media which leads the world in dissemination of news has gone quiet after their projections of President Erdogan's defeat in the Turkish...
Pakistan’s political and economic flux shows no sign of improvement as seen in some recent developments. Imran Khan continues to oppose the ruling...
Consumers are in a state of shock over the latest jump in petrol prices. However, there are some who will be satisfied with the raise. First, the...
The din of our fledgling democracy has crossed the limits allowed by reason and decency, but there is no sign of de-escalation in the persistent...
Former PM Imran Khan will be in Rawalpindi on November 26, where he hopes to reignite the protest movement till fresh elections are announced. The...
There was great temptation to write about August 29 as ‘the longest day’ on account of the IMF’s anxiously awaited decision on its Extended...
Three months after the dramatic change of government in Islamabad, Pakistan’s political and economic turmoil is far from over. What was carried...
On day four of leaving the PM’s Office, Imran Khan was working a massive rally of his supporters in Peshawar, riling them up against America and...
