Malik Muhammad Ashraf

Remedying the errors of the pastFor sustained economic growth it is imperative for any economy to achieve macroeconomic stability. Unfortunately that element has been missing all along in Paki

India will keep on refusing to accept ground realitiesReportedly Prime Minister Imran Khan, in a letter to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered in New Delhi by Foreign Secretary Sohai

The PM’s recent Iran visit was an example of successful diplomacy Since the advent of Narendra Modi as Indian Prime Minister in 2014, the Indian animosity against Pakistan has been

The BRI will help all participants, not just ChinaThere are two kinds of leaders; those who are born to create history and others who are catapulted into the leadership role by history. It is

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The recipe of using NAB against political opponents has done more harm than in the past It has almost become visceral for incumbent governments to blame their predecessors for all the

A birdseye view of political slurs Human beings are an embodiment of virtue, evil and the prejudices that they exhibit in given situations. It is probably because of the prejudices wh

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Modi must be stopped from disturbing regional peace Even after de-escalation of the situation that developed in the wake of the Pulwama incident and the criminal indiscretion by the M

The prime minister must talk to the opposition Ensuring rule of law and upholding sanctity of the Constitution is as imperative for the rulers as it is for the opposition parties. In a de

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How the USA tries to appease India The statement by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo last week that proliferation of the Pakistani nuclear programme was a threat to the USA, his blaming

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India and Pakistan risked nuclear warThough through the intervention of the international community and friendly countries, the possibility of an imminent war between India and Pakistan was averte

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No use denying any longerReportedly Fitch Solutions in its latest report on Pakistan’s economy has revealed that Pakistan and the IMF will soon reach an agreement over a potential bailout si

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What PTI’s all about?The saying that more the things change, the more they stay the same befittingly describes the U-turn taken by the PTI government in Punjab on the allocation of developme