Category: Editorial Blog
Pakistan among Top-20 improvers in Doing Business 2020: Report by World Bank
Top-20 improvers in Doing Business Economies are selected based on the number of reforms and on how much their ease of doing business score improved by world bank. Two factors are […]
The Homegrown Terrorism of The Islamophobic Countries
It is well-known that successive US governments and majority of US’ media have since decades been orchestrating the rhetoric of the “danger” from “Radical Islamic Terrorism” to create the pretext […]
Reading of Pointers – Kashmir Flash Point
It is now third month of India’s RSS-BJP government’s military annexation of the disputed Muslim-majority Indian Occupied State of Jammu & Kashmir (IOK) in blatant violation of UN Security Council […]
An Open Letter to People and Governments of US, UK, France and Germany
I am a retired Army officer, war veteran, post-retirement PhD, post-PhD visiting teaching faculty of universities, and a keen student of history, behaviour pattern of people, and current affairs. I […]
Pakistan’s Membership of GCC: A Strategic Partnership Proposal for Regional Peace
The concept of Pakistan’s Membership of GCC could create a strategic partnership between Pakistan and GCC members as Pakistan is bordering the GCC, sharing its marine border with Sultanate of […]
Its almost a month and Communication blackout continue in IOK
It is near about a month that communication blackout continues in Indian occupied Kashmir. India has sieged the kashmir valley for a month almost not as a military curfew but […]
India is Playing with fire over Kashmir issue and this fire will burn the whole world
An editorial published on DAWN entitled ‘Playing with fire’ explaining the current situation on Kashmir issue and if the world powers will not interfere the issue, then this fire will […]
China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) – Regional Connectivity
China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is a framework of regional connectivity. CPEC will not only benefit China and Pakistan but will have positive impact on Iran, Afghanistan, India, Central Asian Republic, […]
Imran Khan’s Five Days In China : A Winning Perspective for Pakistan and China
In Pakistan, it’s a precedent, when a new prime minister took an oath, his primarily official visit would be China. Pakistan foreign policy revolves around China, because of diplomatic, military […]
PM Imran Khan Hopeful To Revive Pak-Afghan Relations – Opinion by Atta Rasool Malik
Imran Khan, the newly elected PM of Pakistan, primarily worried about fixing governance at home is distracted over the situation in Afghanistan and on Pak-Afghan Relations . On 30 August […]