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PRESIDENT Donald Trump’s declaration that he is making a “final determination” on a proposed agreement with Iran has pushed the latest round of diplomacy to a critical moment. Writing on Truth S...
PAKISTAN’S declining cotton economy is rapidly turning into a case study in policy contradiction.
Amid endless official rhetoric of an agricultural revival for export-led growth, the country is witn...
THE Abraham Accords were presented as a historic peace initiative in the Middle East. In reality, they were agreements brokered during US President Donald Trump’s first presidency under which severa...
AS Muslims across the world observe Eidul Azha, this year’s festival arrives while war engulfs large parts of the Muslim world.
The US-Israeli military campaign against Iran, launched earlier this y...
A PALL has descended on Eid festivities. The Sunday suicide bombing in Quetta has left many grieving their loved ones at a time when others will be celebrating the bonds of faith and family. According...
THE question should never be about who is at the receiving end at any given point in time: an assault on an individual or institution’s freedom is an assault on everyone’s freedoms. Last week, 600...
PAKISTAN’S mediation efforts in the Iran-US crisis appear to be entering their most consequential phase yet.
The statement by ISPR following Field Marshal Asim Munir’s visit to Tehran spoke of “...
A BROAD outline of the next budget has emerged after recent talks between the government and the IMF. And there is little that suggests a departure from the stabilisation-heavy approach that defines e...
THE negotiations aimed at ending the US-Israel war on Iran underscore how far apart Washington and Tehran still seem to remain. In particular, confusion surrounding Iran’s position on its enriched u...
PAKISTAN’S external sector has once again exposed the economy’s structural weaknesses that bilateral debt rollovers and short-term stabilisation measures had helped conceal.
The sharp 31pc decline...
