Opinion

The finance minister’s unfinished job

This is the third in a series on Pakistan’s broken public financial reporting system. The second article in these pages,…

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Four provinces can no longer govern 240m people

Regions with structural problems need structural fixes, not more funding formulas. Pakistan’s administrative map was drawn for a country that…

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Change we must

In a world driven by technology, only change is permanent. Change we must, but how? Transition from one system to…

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New World Order and World War III

There is a common perception among experts that a new world order usually emerges after a world war or a…

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The illusion of governance and state’s structural crisis

When the highest echelons of a state pronounce that the apparatus of governance has completely collapsed, it ceases to be…

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Pro-America or pro-Israel

There is a moment in every negotiation when the mask slips and the real hierarchy of loyalties reveals itself. It…

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Beyond diplomatic success

Pakistan has lately made local and global headlines for its success in the diplomatic arena. Several times in the past…

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The fortress endures: Pakistan and the vision of Islamic solidarity

Pakistan stands as a living testament to an enduring spiritual and ideological conviction. From its very inception, the rallying cry…

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Navigating the global consequences of US-China technological decoupling

For three decades, the prevailing narrative of the global economy was one of seamless integration. From the design studios of…

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Teaching machines fairness

The greatest risk of artificial intelligence is not that machines will outthink us. It is that they will inherit our…

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