Opinion

Pakistan’s power paradox

Where does one begin the story of Pakistan’s politics of perpetual confrontation? With the containers gathering around Islamabad, the preventive…

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Trump-Xi summit

ONE of the few revelations that emerged from last week’s Sino-US summit in Washington is that President Xi Jinping is…

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When the state becomes an obstacle

THE Federal Investigation Agency recently busted what it describes as an alleged network involved in fake apostille stickers and official…

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The unholy alliance

THE Israeli prime minister’s reported secret visit to Abu Dhabi last Sunday has reinforced the growing nexus between the UAE…

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Nature’s revenge?

In 1970, British chemist James Lovelock proposed an idea about Planet Earth that challenged conventional thinking. He called it the…

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Pakistan’s solar revolt

Pakistan is witnessing one of the fastest and most unusual energy transitions in the developing world. It is not being…

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What to really learn from China

After decades of cooperation, and more than a decade of CPEC, Pakistan should ask a question that is uncomfortable precisely…

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Muslim suffering and the need for responsible solidarity

The Muslim world is passing through a period of profound insecurity. From Gaza and the West Bank to Yemen, Syria,…

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The old man called Pakistan

I am Pakistan. I was born on a humid August night in 1947, after a long and painful struggle in…

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Is there a method to the AI madness?

More than a century and a half ago, Charles Dickens wrote the iconic line, “It was the best of times,…

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