Rafia Zakaria
The flair with which the Mughals themselves travelled was inventive and meant to create the sort of aesthetic spectacle of which they were very fond.
Updated 24 Apr, 2024 09:31am
Zahid Hussain
it is not surprising that the balance of power in the hybrid arrangement is with the military establishment.
Updated 24 Apr, 2024 09:28am
Mahir Ali
India’s new tryst with destiny is deeply problematic.
Published 24 Apr, 2024 08:14am
Rashid Amjad
The provinces will have to build their capacity.
Published 24 Apr, 2024 08:14am
Arifa Noor
How and why have these moments of transition turned into longer periods of instability?
Updated 23 Apr, 2024 11:03am
Jawed Naqvi
“All the promises have been betrayed," says economist Parakala Prabhakar.
Updated 23 Apr, 2024 10:10am
Arif Hasan
Europe has dismantled its own value system.
Published 23 Apr, 2024 08:48am
Naseer Memon
Macro-scale farming needs large amounts of guaranteed flood flows.
Published 23 Apr, 2024 08:43am
Aqdas Afzal
Sri Lanka’s remarkable economic recovery would not have come about without the tremendous leadership displayed by President Wickremesinghe.
Published 22 Apr, 2024 07:19am
Maleeha Lodhi
If the major powers don’t want the ongoing crisis to snowball into a regional conflict, they have to prevail on Israel to end its war in Gaza.
Updated 22 Apr, 2024 09:05am
Anwar Kashif Mumtaz
Unlike human auditors, AI operates without bias or influence.
Published 22 Apr, 2024 07:19am
Zarrar Khuhro
The US vetoes anything that goes against Israeli interests.
Published 22 Apr, 2024 07:19am
Muhammad Amir Rana
Faizabad commission report neglects imperative for state institutions to abandon the use of religious groups for political purposes.
Updated 21 Apr, 2024 10:12am
Abbas Nasir
Donald Trump may have nice things to say about Imran Khan, but he likes the Saudis more.
Updated 21 Apr, 2024 10:35am
Aisha Khan
It is going to be a decade of difficult decisions.
Published 21 Apr, 2024 07:26am
Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry
In every scenario, Israel emerges as the loser.
Published 21 Apr, 2024 07:26am
Reema Omer
‘The rule of law’ is being weaponised, taking on whatever meaning that fits the political objectives of those invoking it.
Published 20 Apr, 2024 06:10am
Sikander Ahmed Shah
Iran’s retaliatory strikes were an attempt to not appear weak in the eyes of the Iranian polity.
Published 20 Apr, 2024 06:10am
Parvez Rahim
Unions in Pakistan thrived from the late 1960s to July 1977.
Published 20 Apr, 2024 06:10am
Zainab Malik
Drug-control policies must focus on people’s health, needs and rights.
Published 20 Apr, 2024 06:10am
