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The trade balance in favour of India has prompted fears among certain members of the Pakistani business community, especially industrialists, of losing the domestic market to Indian manufactures resulting in a process of deindustrialisation. Pakistan’s number one friend China has long ago marked a significant footstep for its bosom friend ‘Pakistan. China trades with Taiwan; China trades with India; China …
Read More »TERRORISM AND FOREIGN POLICY OF PAKISTAN
The formulation of foreign policy is a very technical and highly skilled assignment given its implications for the country which needs more inward than outward appraisal. In formulating the component of foreign policy related to terrorism, the input of law enforcement agencies is not taken at all. The international law, which essentially centres on criminal justice model, must be considered …
Read More »Obama’s Re-election and Pakistan
It is difficult to predict whether Barack Obama’s re-election as the president of the United States for a second term would have any implications for US policy towards Pakistan. As things stand, it would be unwise to expect much from the US in the wake of President Obama’s re-election. Pakistan needs to set its own house in order to deal …
Read More »OBAMA SECOND REGIME AND ITS IMPACT ON INDIA AND CHINA
The result of the recent elections according to my observation will yield no effect on the economy of India and its relations with the US at all. The history witnessed that both the Republicans and the Democrats were agreed to acknowledge the importance of India in the world. It was Clinton, a Democrat who reopened the talks with India after …
Read More »Bibi was Eliminated from the Scene because she had her Own Vision and Ideology for Pakistan
Senator Syed Iqbal Haider (Late) It is the last exclusive interview of Senator Syed Iqbal Haider. It was recorded a month before his death. He was senior advocate of Supreme Court of Pakistan, former senator, Attorney General of Pakistan, law minister and human rights minister in the cabinet of Ms. Benazir Bhutto and secretary-general of Human Rights Commission of Pakistan. …
Read More »Now Obama’s Act Two
In foreign policy, Obama has an equally challenging agenda on which he cannot afford to remain complacent. By now, he knows wars do not bring peace. Hopefully, he will resist any attempts to open new fronts and instead will look for peaceful arrangements through diplomacy and dialogue, not by force or coercion. He is likely to pursue a deal with …
Read More »Electoral Rolls and Role of Respective Stakeholders
Conducting of free, fair and transparent elections by an independent election commission all the times have been on the agenda of all political parties in Pakistan Voting is an act of choice among a set of alternatives given to an individual and exercised with free will. It is the essence of modern democracy. The history of voting dates back to …
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