Opinion

President Trump’s recent visit to the Middle East was not just symbolic. It reflected a broader pattern that deserves more attention. In a short span of time, he has achieved what many politicians only promised. The economy is recovering. The border is secure. Strategic rivals are more cautious. And dangerous conflicts have seen progress that […]

I expected the first 100 days to be fast-moving and focused. I knew there would be friction, because urgency always comes with a cost. But I also knew that if anyone could push through the noise and get things done, it would be him.

This rush to judgment is not surprising. It fits a pattern that has unfolded over decades

Trump wants to know who he’s dealing with, what they bring to the table, and how fast they can execute

Senior Pakistani delegation is scheduled to visit Washington for trade and tariff negotiations

Since becoming nuclear power in 1998, Pakistan has adhered to a doctrine of credible minimum deterrence

World has watched Pakistan’s economy teeter on edge of crisis, as political turmoil and economic mismanagement pushed it from one financial emergency to next

The early effects of the administration’s economic policies.

Blindly driven by economic interests, four different US presidents over the last two decades have taken foolish decisions. Recent events suggest that Trump has followed in their footsteps and made even more foolish choices.

India’s nuclear weapons now pose a potential threat to the world. The Agni-V, India’s longest-range intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), can travel 6,000 kilometres.