Glorious foreign policy is reflection of strong national policyBy: Abdul Ghani on August 19, 2018Among all the myriad challenges that Pakistan is facing, lack of coherent national and foreign policies are the uphill tasks of the country. The foreign policy of Pakistan is basically the reflection of national policy. Pakistan’s foreign policy has remained fragile, unfortunately, after the Afghan war. Undoubtedly, Pakistan’s earlier leaders tilted foreign policy towards United States and it is … [Read more...] about Glorious foreign policy is reflection of strong national policy
Now is the time for British expats to invest in PakistanBy: Sharoon Yasir on August 17, 2018From being labeled as a terrorist country, not progressive and an unsafe place to live to being a country climbing the ladder of progression and development, Pakistan has really come a long way in the past decade. While there is still a long way to go for it to be counted as one of the countries of the world truly on path to become a developed nation, however, the efforts the nation and its … [Read more...] about Now is the time for British expats to invest in Pakistan
Overcoming obstacles on the road to Naya PakistanBy: Fateh Najeeb Bhatti on August 16, 2018Charles De Montesquieu once whispered this about the concept of good governance within the democratic governments which sets the first-rate rule for any government in any part of the world even in modern days. After going through the process of elections, majority of Pakistanis have given their support to PTI led by Imran Khan for Naya Pakistan. Although, there have been allegations of … [Read more...] about Overcoming obstacles on the road to Naya Pakistan
Kashmir’s pellet horrorBy: Abid Ahmad Shah on August 14, 2018The world of today is beset with a plethora of conflicts, every right, left and centre. Kashmir imbroglio in the Asian sub-continent forms the majoritarian case of a looming imbroglio, overridden with a burden of mismanagement, broken promises and many more. The valley of Kashmir forms the contrary case of the strand of governance deficit which has given renewed impetus to the dissenting voices of … [Read more...] about Kashmir’s pellet horror
Will opposition play constructive role for better governance in Pakistan?By: Abdul Ghani on August 13, 2018 Democracy is the ideal political system upon which the ruling party and the opposition can co-exist without having the goal of eliminating one another or living with the fear of being annihilated. Pakistan is a country that has remained prey to lingering governance, politically unstable and fluctuating economy during its past 70 years. The country has been ruled by the military … [Read more...] about Will opposition play constructive role for better governance in Pakistan?
Respecting vote for better democracyBy: Qurat Ul Ain Aman on August 12, 2018Democracy is a government of the people, by the people and for the people. It is a form of government in which power is not concentrated in the hands of only one person. People elect their representatives through their right to vote and in turn expect them to serve them honestly. Though democracy is secure in Pakistan, but the recent wave of political instability has created many misconceptions in … [Read more...] about Respecting vote for better democracy
Celebrating the spirit of freedomBy: Parvez Jamil on August 11, 2018 Independence Day is rejuvenation of the young nation vowing hearts and souls out for Pakistan in letter and spirit. From Karachi to KPK young sentiments reflect such original belief that Dr. Allama Muhammad Iqbal envisioned and Quaid-I-Azam realized as the dream of the creation of Pakistan came true. Children are engrossed decorating stalls and streets with buntings and flags of … [Read more...] about Celebrating the spirit of freedom
Pakistan’s diplomatic ties with India and AfghanistanBy: Saad Marwat on August 11, 2018The biggest challenges pertaining to Pakistan’s foreign policy are the normalisation of relations with India and improved ties with Afghanistan. South Asia is among the least integrated regions in the world. South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) has failed miserably in connecting the region economically. The Pakistani diplomats believe that Islamabad has tried many times to … [Read more...] about Pakistan’s diplomatic ties with India and Afghanistan
Is Naya Pakistan not possible without old faces? By: Ayesha Surkhail on August 9, 2018The July 25 was the blessed day for Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) as it emerged as the single largest party in Pakistan. The PTI won 116 seats in National assembly that paved way for it to make the government in center. The PTI after wining majority seats had been struggling to embrace independents and convinced other small parties to join PTI in forming the government. Currently, PTI claims … [Read more...] about Is Naya Pakistan not possible without old faces?
The challenging next five years of PPP in SindhBy: Abdul Ghani on August 8, 2018The Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) has once again emerged as the largest party of Sindh as it managed to retain majority of seats in the provincial assembly. The PPP has bagged 76 provincial seats more than any other party in the province. The PPP government has been under headlines in national media pertaining to its flawed governance, incompetence, and corruption during its last two tenures. The … [Read more...] about The challenging next five years of PPP in Sindh
