Dr Qaisar Rashid is a freelance columnist.
ColumnsSave the constitution Pakistan is still struggling to bring its institutions under control. The major consequence is the weakening of the state. A failed state is the one wherein the government authority<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2017/12/14/pakistan-a-weak-state/" title="Read more" >...</a>
ColumnsNot much elbow roomPakistan’s core thinking right now revolves around how to wriggle out of the war on terror. Each visit of an official of the United States (US) reminds Pakistan of the com
ColumnsWe need to sort our own problems first Pakistan may be a dangerous country to live in but an interesting country to study. On November 25, through a statement, the White House<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2017/11/30/pakistan-and-the-saudi-led-military-coalition/" title="Read more" >...</a>
ColumnsOr not?Perhaps, the world is witnessing the Middle East version of the NATO in the 41-nation Islamic Military Alliance (IMA) formed in December 2015 against the menace of terrorism ravaging Is
More was expected of the Supreme CourtIf anything were declared the bane of Pakistan, it would be the yearning for populism by non-elected institutions including the Supreme Court (SC). What w
The US cannot push Pakistan to ‘do more’ beyond a certain extent if it wants to maintain cordial relations India and Afghanistan are the two major beneficiaries of the mounting trust deficit<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2017/11/08/pakistans-afghan-problem/" title="Read more" >...</a>
Violence substituting constructive debateSome Pakistanis still revel in a state of oblivion that Pakistan was not founded on a democratic demand and process in 1947. These skeptics think that Paki
The mere globalization is instrumental in thrusting the tyranny of awareness on the people of Pakistan. Understanding the law is no exception. The decisions of the Supreme Court (SC) of Pakistan t
“The point is simple:Development projects are not meant for saving any economy.Instead, they are meant for running the economy.”One thing is now obvious: the balance of Pakis
The ISPR is overlooking the fact that one of the basic principles of (the subject of) public administration is that the institutional behaviour remains domain specific. That is, change the domai
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Never before has this country witnessed such an invidious election campaign against a politician who had been ousted by the higher judiciary from the office of the prime minister on the lame
