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For once Pakistan had a military ruler who was urbane and sophisticated and devoid of avarice as well as feudal and rural mores.

Pakistan has been able, sporadically, to infuse a momentary impact and presence in the American consciousness of the great treasure of the Pakistani cultural heritage and its vibrant contemporary reality.

Pakistan’s relations with the United States are changing in the new global environment.

Pakistan is a lost friend for the U.S., which must now move beyond a merely transactional relationship for future peace in the region.

It is time Pakistan and its leaders looked at themselves more closely before blaming other nations for their shortcomings.

Pakistan has all the potential to climb out of its worsening economic situation. What it needs is better governance.

Can Pakistan escape Sri Lanka’s fate? This is a question that is asked frequently these days. If Pakistan restructures its economy in a prudent manner, there will not be any kind of going the Sri Lanka way.

Pakistan must rationalise its economic policies now if it wishes to avoid the situation as Sri Lanka.

There is a threat of an economic meltdown in Sri Lanka and Pakistan. The article analyses the external accounts of both countries.

Pakistan may eventually move towards some sanity in its politics.

Is Pakistan headed towards further chaos? The coming times are pregnant with possibilities.

The time has come about a deep re-think about which way Pakistan is headed.

Imran Khan should some flexibility and accommodation as an Opposition politician.

Come next general elections, Pakistan is headed towards another era of confusion.

The corrupt opposition got the better of an honest Imran Khan.

The USA has a long history of interventions and regime changes. Perhaps this is the secret of its success as a superpower.

Instead of chronicling events, efforts must be focused on knowing the underlying factors as well as recognising principal perpetrators who led to many foreign interventions in Pakistan.

Pakistan is paying the price for trying to be a real sovereign state.

There is a strong likelihood that the so-called ‘Mehngai March’ will just be a game of power show and the PDM parties will make every effort to remain politically relevant.

The much touted ‘Mehngai March’ by the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) in March 2022 is less likely to see the light of day, let alone any desired end state.

There is a dire need to have a domestic political stability and sanity in the country in place of pursuing a self-serving political agenda. The enemy is on the watch and an obvious repercussion of a destabilized political environment could emerge in the form of more terrorist attacks, sponsored by New Delhi and international powerhouses.