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New Delhi would be well advised to look at the Pakistan situation with an open mind or risk being left out of the flow.
Islamabad’s inability to control elements in both Afghanistan and Pakistan is proving to be a major hurdle in the execution of the CPEC project.
The best bet for China is to keep the Pakistan army happy.
The process of dismantling PTI and ending “Project Imran” appears to be getting underway.
The growing resignations of his party members and a defendant tone in Imran Khan’s rhetoric signify that the PTI is now struggling to chart its next
Welcome to Naya Pakistan – just like the Purana Pakistan.
Disrupting conventional thinking, Prime Minister Modi held a video conference to fight Covid-19 with all SAARC leaders.
India will be in no hurry to do business with its new management. Onus of rapprochement lies with Pakistan.
India foiled US efforts to get involved in the '90s, when things were far worse in the Valley. Now through acts of commission, Modi has provided an opening for the US to enter.
The US needs to alter its policy towards Pakistan for an enhanced partnership on the Taiwan front
Pakistan may want to normalise relations by bifurcating their “India policy” from their “Kashmir policy”, but this is no longer acceptable to
Chaos ensues in Pakistan as Imran Khan’s power is being challenged with a No Confidence Motion.
Despite all the crackdown against Imran, he is arguably more popular today than ever
As the No-Confidence Motion draws closer, Imran Khan seems to be running out of options
Pakistan will continue to be at sixes and sevens even if Imran Khan is on his way out.
A new innings begins for former cricket captain and now PM designate Imran Khan, but this time on an uncertain wicket!
Recent verdicts have strengthened civilian authority in principle, but left the PM in a spot with the army
For Pakistan’s military-intelligence apparatus — targeting India is the best way to ensure their centrality.
The informal summit of leaders is meant to discuss overarching strategic issues, but given the format, both sides will put all issues bothering them.
Is Imran Khan using the OIC platform as a last resort to change the unfavourable domestic political situation in Pakistan and to regain his popularity
Pakistan Army Chief आइए जानते हैं कि आखिर ले. अजहर अब्बास कौन है. सेना प्रमुख के लिए उनकी दावेदारी क्यों मजबूत मानी जा रही थी. क्या पाकिस्तान सरकार ने सेना प्रमुख की नियुक्ति में निय
Imran Khan appears to have achieved what was supposed to be impossible and unacceptable—dividing the Pakistan Army.
In the upcoming elections, the likelihood of a new political leadership emerging in Pakistan which has a new approach and narrative remains slim
n July 2018, Pakistanis voted in what was the third consecutive transfer of power from one civilian government to another in the country’s 71-year history. The elections may be called a success in that winners had been declared. However, the months leading up to the elections demonstrated the power of the military, and its ability to influence election outcomes and control sections of the media. As Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf leader Imran Khan see
The power of the people has upended all expectations and predictions in this Pakistan election
The superciliousness of western media is surpassed only by Pakistan's unabashed statements on CAA and preaching secularism to India.
Pakistan is likely to see a stable but fragile government, and the opposition will try its best to render it dysfunctional.
Pakistan further descends into chaos as the recent bye-elections send shockwaves throughout the political and economic domains.
Every action of key political actors in Pakistan is only pushing the country deeper into the quagmire
The first in a two part series on the problems that are plaguing Pakistan into the new year
From the inception of independent Pakistan, civilian governments have continued to largely remain under the influence of the military.
COVID-19 has once again exposed the widening rift between radical religious organisations, their parochial leaders — and the government.
Going into 2024, Pakistan remains in the throes of a polycrisis, without a clear roadmap on how to navigate it
Would the appointment of a new army chief change the relationship between the military and the Pakistani government?
