Cotton to cane: How sugar barons hijacked Pakistan’s agricultural future
Over the last three decades, Pakistan’s agricultural heartland has undergone a seismic shift, one that ...
Why next amendment must drive structural reform—not political consolidation
Former federal minister and a key figure within the ruling coalition party, the Pakistan Muslim ...
IMF’s stark diagnosis of Pakistan
In a scathing indictment that lays bare the rot at the heart of Pakistan’s institutions, ...
When progress bypasses people
In a nation where gleaming skyscrapers in Lahore contrast starkly with dust-swept villages in Balochistan, ...
A nation at work—or not?
In a revelation that could reshape perceptions of Pakistan’s workforce woes, preliminary data from the ...
Why foreign investment is not coming into Pakistan
While the government is focused on accelerating the development process, troubling news on the economic ...
IMF: a damning report on corruption in Pakistan
The International Monetary Fund has published a damning report on corruption in Pakistan, holding the ...
Pakistan’s invisible cities
A groundbreaking World Bank working paper has shattered decades of complacency about Pakistan’s demographic landscape. ...
The merging militant threat
Recently, Pakistani strategists have asserted that the largest terrorist network targeting Pakistan, the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan ...
Who’s experimenting with education and why?
When the 18th Amendment to Pakistan’s Constitution was passed in 2010, one of its boldest ...