FEATUREDThe flipside of the 1965 war
The most far reaching consequence of the war was the wide-scale economic slowdown in Pakistan The 1965 war was imposed on the people of Pakistan and its armed forces by a<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2015/09/05/the-flipside-of-the-1965-war/" title="Read more" >...</a>
Sep 5, 2015
FEATUREDChickens come home to roost
Khanzada was just the beginning Hillary Clinton was right when she told Hina Rabbani Khar, “You can't keep snakes in your backyard and expect them only to bite your neighbours. Eventually t
Aug 22, 2015
FEATUREDArmy runs the show
The tower that nobody can miss Never in the history of Pakistan did any elected prime minister meet the army chief so frequently. Never during any civilian government did foreign government funct
May 30, 2015
ColumnsYemen, UN and Pakistan
Important questions remain unanswered The UN Security Council has passed a resolution on Yemen. Pakistan government, under pressure from Saudi Arabia to join its military offensive, is agre
Apr 18, 2015
ColumnsCultural decline in Lahore
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Feb 21, 2015
FEATUREDThe great disconnect
Between the rulers and the ruled With Imran Khan and Tahir-ul- Qadri joining the electoral fray they would give the PML-N and PPP a run for their money. The two parties which have alternate
Oct 4, 2014
FEATUREDOn cherry picking
Where Zarb-e-Azb might be headed, and what it will counter “Terrorism cannot be eliminated without intelligence-based operations throughout the country – particularly in Southern Punjab and
Sep 27, 2014
FEATUREDThe inglorious fight
All players looking to the army The inglorious fight with the PML-N’s government on one side and the PTI and PAT on the other is going to end soon with no contender getting the laurels. The
Aug 23, 2014
FEATUREDBearding the lion in its den
The PTI’s march in Punjab has hit the PML-N where it hurts the mostBefore reaching Islamabad Imran Khan had already brought the arrogance ridden PML-N to its knees. The top leadership of the
Aug 16, 2014
FEATUREDAl-Baghdadi, the caliph, and Pakistan
Who will bell the cat? The ISIS, which broke all records of brutality set by previous militant organisations, has decided to call the areas under its control the “Islamic State”. It has a
Jul 5, 2014
ColumnsMQM without Altaf Hussain
Can the party hold together in case the chief is sentenced? A split in the MQM has long been predicted. What stopped it from taking place was Altaf Hussain’s personal rapport<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2014/06/07/mqm-without-altaf-hussain/" title="Read more" >...</a>
Jun 7, 2014
ColumnsOn way to a fight with institutions once again
Nawaz Sharif’s go-it-alone style could jeopardise his government, again! What threatens democracy most is Nawaz Sharif’s unchanging style of governance. The decision making process under the present government is reminiscent<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2014/05/17/on-way-to-a-fight-with-institutions-once-again/" title="Read more" >...</a>
May 17, 2014