More: Pakistan
The Durand Line Issue
The Durand Line is a 2,200-kilometre
debated border between Pakistan and Afghanistan. It was set up in 1893 between
Sir Mortimer Durand, a British negotiator and...
Prevailing Plastic Pollution in Pakistan
In recent
times our globe has trodden the path of development and advancement by leaps
and bounds. This advancement and progress have taken place up to...
Kashmir: EAMs at the LOC
First, it was Zahedan where an IRGC
convoy; returning home from their tour of duty, along the borders of
Sistan-Baluch, are suddenly ambushed and nearly annihilated....
Indian Nuclear Explosions of May 98 and Befitting Response
India
started nuclear program soon after independence. The Atomic Energy Act was
passed on 15 April 1948, leading to the establishment of the Indian Atomic
Energy Commission...
Is PTM Genuine to its Cause?
Pashtun Tahafuz
Movement (PTM) v/s Sate is a fiery tale which none can anticipate how it will
end. Sparked from the extra judicial murder of model...
IMF bailout package and public opinion
The 22nd
bailout package for Pakistan at its final stages. There exists a mix of public
opinion on this package, some are in favor and some...
Walking a tightrope: Pakistan struggles to juggle multiple balls
Pakistan risks falling off the tightrope it walks as it attempts to
balance its relations with rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran.
Developments in recent days, including...
Pulwama, Indian Diplomatic Offensive and Masood Azhar’s Declaration as Global Terrorist
Authors: Tarranum Kazmi &Tahira Shabbir
It looks like this all plot was planned to get political benefits
and also to ruin good image of Pakistan which...
Could Pakistan be a China?
It is naïve for Pakistan government to
play China model overnight. China resents its history of humiliation at eh
hands of foreign powers (forcible take-over of...
CPEC: A Positive-Sum Social Initiative
The importance of CPEC and the
relationship which is as old as time between Pakistan and China in the realm of
politics, economy and strategy is...