Opinion

From Zia to Munir, Pakistan’s Army chiefs have kept the country teetering between pragmatism and ideology

Calls for dialogue between the government and the PTI are unlikely to bear fruit until both sides are willing to work for compromise

Miza Muhammad Said’s ‘Religion and Esoteric Teaching’ sheds much-needed light on the sect

China’s facilitation of the Iran-Saudi peace deal is a step toward ‘normalization’ in the Middle East

Peace between Tehran and Riyadh boosts the economic prospects of Pakistan

China’s brokering of peace between Iran and Saudi Arabia can serve as blueprint for Pakistan and India

Growing calls for a probe into the actions of the former spymaster are a positive indicator for civilian rule in Pakistan

Pakistan’s women routinely face threats to their fundamental rights despite promises of equality from all political forces of the country

The preservation, transmission and acceptance of the Greek philosophical tradition by caliphates helped lay foundation of modern Western philosophy

Bilawal and Asif Zardari’s remarks indicate PPP rank-and-file is being readied for political scenario that can potentially unfold with Imran Khan’s removal

Finance Minister Ishaq Dar’s role in steering the country toward its prevailing crisis cannot be ignored

An attempt by Islamabad police to arrest the PTI chief followed by a ban on broadcast of his speeches indicates a shift in efforts to tackle him

A migrant boat capsizing off the coast of Italy raises questions about why Pakistanis are risking life-and-limb to leave their homeland

The militant group’s bid to establish roots across Pakistan must be halted before the challenge proves too daunting a task

The suo motu proceedings into announcing a date for elections in Punjab, KP have exposed anew rifts within the apex court

In his book, Tilak Devasher has raised questions over legitimacy of internationally recognized border between Pakistan and Afghanistan

There is little hope of reviving Pakistan’s struggling economy without first achieving a measure of ‘normal’ governance

Islamabad must not shy from pursuing economic linkages with any and all states, regardless of past differences

Amidst rampant inflation and a tough external outlook, there is little to inspire optimism for crisis-stricken Pakistanis

Whether it succeeds or fails, Imran Khan’s latest protest movement is unlikely to prove beneficial for governance in Pakistan