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Modi’s next move
India’s direction leaves Pakistan with a dilemma.
Moeed Yusuf
MADRESSAH REFORMS: BREAKING THE CYCLE
In parallel to reforms within the madressah sector, alternatives to madressah education should be improved.
Divisions persist
Trump wants Pakistan to get him a peace deal.
The US visit
The visit is most likely a result of a decision by the US leadership.
A national problem
A trip to the north reflects the state’s lack of empathy.
Diaspora’s mindset
Ten months down, diaspora chatter is downbeat.
Afghan peace
Do the Taliban think that Trump will tweet his way to an abrupt pullout?
A changed approach
The word ‘nuclear’ hardly ever came up during the Pulwama crisis.
Going forward
Pakistan and India must agree on steps to manage crises.
A regional counter narrative
By focusing only on north-south axis will boost the GDP between $6-24bn over the next 30 years.
Not isolated
The choice of Balakot seems to have been influenced by Uri.
Ready for reform?
IMF money means nothing if we don’t get real.
Biased schooling
Public schools produced the crème of Pakistan. What happened?
Out of the box
Taskforces fill a gaping hole in the policymaking machinery.
Able ministers?
The stars exist, but their efforts are drowned out in a sea of incompetence.
Past choices
Was the U-turn comment an admission?
Joint solution
Pakistan and the US must cooperate on Afghanistan.
Difficult equation
Ties with India must be rejigged.
An opportunity
Regional events may have opened up space to break the logjam.
Sycophant culture
Khan should rule Pakistan as a last-term prime minister.