Opinion
Pakistan's economy entrapped in vortex of fiscal futility, strategic despair
Latest budget earmarks 46% of the total revenue towards debt servicing, a figure that appears Sisyphean
Jul 07, 2025
Jul 07, 2025
Latest budget earmarks 46% of the total revenue towards debt servicing, a figure that appears Sisyphean
Is the Indian assertion that Pakistan is poor true? Let's take a look at the numbers
The singer-actor doesn’t just represent India; he represents a global identity
Structural issues, such as high tax rates, complex filing processes, and lack of transparency, contribute to noncompliance
If Pakistan is to move toward sustainable growth and meaningful reform, it must abandon colonial-era governance practices
Pakistan’s 2026 budget faces IMF pressure, calls for tax reform, and the tough balance between relief and revenue
Tariffs will continue to be used as a negotiating tool, with intermittent taxes replacing blanket tariffs
We asked legal experts whether this deadline is realistic and what it means for the rights of the accused
Crown Prince of Dubai Sheikh Hamdan visits New Delhi to discuss strengthening strategic ties and cooperation across key developmental sectors
From journalists to activists, the country’s PECA law is rapidly expanding its reach, stifling free speech
Contrary to what was expected, growth path was not jolted by CPEC. In fact it has nose dived in some sectors
It's essential to recognize that an athlete's rise to fame isn't solely about their performance on the field. It heavily relies on the audience's engagement and support
Pakistan's ruling parties abandon constitutional ideals they once championed when in opposition, raising questions about political hypocrisy and coercion
The ICC Champions Trophy was supposed to be a once-in-a-three-decades celebration for hosts Pakistan. It turned out to be anything but!
Pakistan’s Champions Trophy failure isn’t just about bad form—it’s a reflection of a cricketing system in free fall. But is there light at the end of the tunnel?
Pakistan's role in Sharifullah's arrest hints at renewed US ties, but is it a tactical move or a long-term shift?
Ice seems to have melted between the arch-rivals even though it took 53 years to bury the hatchet
The true value of Pakistan-Saudi ties lies in Vision 2030’s lessons, not just financial aid or investment deals
Government using advertising budgets as both reward and punishment for media outlets, Abbas says
Afghanistan faces deepening crisis as Taliban consolidate power but struggle to govern, with no opposition in sight