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Zia Ur RehmanDaily Times |
A quarter of a century after the infamous events of September 11, 2001, which launched America’s so-called ‘War on Terror’,
Pakistan's manufacturing sector is routinely described as being in decline. Shrinking shares of GDP, stagnant export baskets, and low industrial...
For a country battling insurgencies in two provinces, facing a hostile Afghan Taliban regime, and grappling with deep internal divisions, instability...
A very timely scholarly book moves beyond conventional depictions of conflict in Pakistan’s ‘merged districts’ to illuminate
TLP’s story is not just about weaponisation of religion — it’s about class, power and a state caught between crackdown and appeasement.
Four years on from the Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan in August 2021, the optimism surrounding what was being hailed
Whether negotiations succeed or falter, the people of the tribal belt remain suspended in an uneasy calm, caught between promises of peace and the...
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