The enemies within
We’re back to the old tricks are we? The incidents of last two weeks, ranging from the ruling party’s veiled criticism of the military establishment, targeting minority comm
Umair Jamal is a graduate of the School of Government and International Affairs, Durham University. He is a research fellow with the Centre for Governance and Policy. He regularly writes for various media outlets. He can be contacted on Twitter: @UJAmaLs.
We’re back to the old tricks are we? The incidents of last two weeks, ranging from the ruling party’s veiled criticism of the military establishment, targeting minority comm
FEATUREDComplicating a constitutional crisis A few days ago, the foreign minister of Pakistan, Khawaja Asia, while speaking at a think tank in Washington DC admitted that Islamabad's decision to
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FEATUREDUS cannot afford to lose its soft influence in Pakistan the week after President Donald Trump berated Pakistan over its Afghanistan policy and laid down new demands for cooperation with Islamabad, the<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2017/09/03/why-would-trump-engage-pakistan/" title="Read more" >...</a>
FEATUREDAnd it’s not even 2018 It’s too soon to establish anything, for there are a number of events that can still unfold, including NAB investigation, SC’s verdict on Khan’s disqualificat
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FEATUREDYou lose some, you lose some more It’s regrettable and bizarre that rather than addressing that why Prime Minister and his family have been accused of serious corruption crimes, the party<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2017/06/19/dilemma-of-a-law-abiding-prime-minister/" title="Read more" >...</a>
FEATUREDWhole world needs to come togetherIn Britain recently, scores of people died in a bombing incident in Manchester city: while the bomber appears to have been inspired by conservative and hard-line pr
FEATUREDAnybody looking?Pakistan appears to have taken a back seat when it comes to actively pursuing policies that support insurgency in the region. However, India on the other hand, has introduced the nar
Same sob-story – different year “Dar’s ministry, having understood that Pakistan cannot meet the conditions of the IMF regarding employing tough tax and other reforms, has knocked on
FEATUREDIs this a change of policy or mere optics? “Pakistan and the United States’ interests in Afghanistan have remained on collision course and any policies which were formulated by Washington have<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2017/05/21/what-nawaz-sharif-should-expect-from-his-meeting-with-donald-trump/" title="Read more" >...</a>
FEATUREDWhat Afghanistan needs to changeOn the whole, Afghanistan needs to recognise the need for a solution that is practically possible and acceptable for both countries. With militancy growing stronger