On My Radar

Kamran Khan says 18th Amendment boosted provincial powers, straining federal finances

Kamran Khan says Pakistan’s macro gains have yet to benefit ordinary citizens

Kamran Khan says Pakistan must face the hard truth that, despite its strong defense capabilities, it falls far behind India economically

Kamran Khan says Pakistan must stay vigilant as a potential Iran strike could disrupt regional stability

Kamran Khan says full-scale regime change is unlikely, but protests and foreign support make it far from negligible

Kamran Khan says JF-17’s combat success boosted Pakistan’s credibility and export prospects

Kamran Khan says PSX offered investors strong wealth-building opportunities despite domestic and regional risks

Kamran Khan says Al-Sharaa’s rise shows how insurgents can quickly become recognized political leaders.

Kamran Khan says US interventions have consistently advanced its global interests

Kamran Khan says US operation showed a 'new model' of regime change via intelligence, not war

Kamran Khan highlights how a collapsing currency has driven Iran’s Gen Z onto the streets against economic ruin

Lack of SECP leadership delays decisions, hitting investor confidence and reforms, says Kamran Khan

Kamran Khan says Indian FM Jaishankar shakes hands with Pakistan’s National Assembly speaker, surprising media worldwide

Kamran Khan says falling dollar reliance, rising yuan and gold signal a major shift in global financial power

Kamran Khan says gold led all asset classes in 2025, delivering about 73% returns as Pakistan’s economy stabilized

Kamran Khan says that the Arif Habib Consortium brings more than just financial investment to the table

Kamran Khan calls PIA sale a key test for government privatization drive

Kamran Khan says State Life aggressively sells government-listed shares as most institutions increase equity exposure

Kamran Khan calls PIA’s privatization a key 'test case,' highlighting the airline’s history and investment scale

Kamran Khan says growing research shows unchecked social media use is damaging young minds as nations respond with bans