Why Pakistan and the United States Still Need Each Other
Pakistan and the United States are quietly moving into a phase of practical alignment, even if the relationship still carries…
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Turning CPEC into an Export Engine
Pakistan has spent years being described as a market of potential, always one reform away, one crisis short. CPEC changes…
UAE-Pakistan Strategic Partnership
When UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan arrived in Pakistan on 26 December 2025, it was more than…
Digital Pakistan Must Include Everyone, or It Will Fail
Pakistan’s digital transformation is no longer a collection of isolated IT projects; it is increasingly taking the shape of a…
Indian warmongering threatens regional stability
India’s Defence Minister has recently indulged in a dangerous genre of political theatre: daydreams about Sindh “returning” to India and…
Indus Waters in Abeyance
The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) of 1960 has long been held up as a rare success story: a robust, technical…
How Reko Diq and Record IT Exports Are Rewiring the Economy
Pakistan’s economy is no longer just in survival mode; it is tentatively but decisively pivoting toward a new growth model…
The State of Human Rights in Pakistan
A number of issues regarding Pakistan’s political environment, legal system, and social protections are brought up in the Human Rights…
Pakistan’s Growth Engines
As Pakistan moves into the last three months of 2025, the national economic conversation is changing from short-term stabilization to…
Rising Pressures on the Indus Basin and Pakistan’s Water Security Challenges
Pakistan’s water security is going through a time of unprecedented stress, which is caused by unpredictable weather, rising geopolitical tensions,…