Opinion

Bridging fault lines, strategic patience and the pursuit of peace of Asim Munir

In an era shaped by uncertainty and shifting alliances, diplomacy often unfolds not in grand public arenas but in composed,…

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The 130% paradox: How solar cells are producing more than they receive

In the evolving narrative of global energy, solar power has long stood as a symbol of promise constrained by physics.…

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A war nobody wanted to own

The emerging picture of the 2026 Iran war now sharpened by detailed reporting, is less about battlefield dynamics and more…

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A case for fuel reforms

Pakistan’s fuel crisis is often framed as global oil prices and question of subsidies, but in reality it is more…

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EVs alone won’t fix the problem

Pakistan’s dependence on imported oil is often described as an energy problem. That framing is too narrow. It is, in…

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A look at China’s behind-the-scenes role in Iran war diplomacy

China’s role as an unofficial mediator in the latest war in the Middle East is drawing attention across the world…

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Shifting goals blur picture of US blockade on Iran

The United States has vowed to blockade Iran’s ships until the country makes a deal to end their war. But…

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Hormuz crisis throws spotlight on world’s largest ‘chokepoint’ – the Malacca Strait

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has forced policymakers in Asia to face questions over the security of other…

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A case for fuel reforms

Pakistan’s fuel crisis is often framed as global oil prices and question of subsidies, but in reality it is more…

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‘How energy pricing is undermining Pakistan’s industrial future’

Pakistan’s recent diplomatic success in helping ease tensions between the US and Iran has elevated its standing as a constructive…

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