Thursday, April 9, 2026

Ahmad Faruqui

The writer is an Economist-at-Large based in the US. He has been writing political commentary since 1986 and has authored or edited three books on Pakistan.

What Will It Take To Put Pakistan Back On The Road...

This article is part of a series titled "Is there a way forward for Pakistan?" Read more about the series here. Goldman Sachs caused a stir when it said that by 2075, Pakistan could become the world’s sixth-largest economy. Most other prognostications of Pakistan are grim. During...

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1 Protestor Killed In...

While law enforcers showed restraint in Lahore and other parts of the country when the protesters stormed military residences,...

4 Policemen Abducted By...

PESHAWAR, Pakistan: A group of terrorists abducted four policemen after carrying out an attack on a police post in...

In Gujrat Village Where...

The Gujrat village where the 75-year-old Norwegian Ahmadi homeopath was shot dead last month has a history of religious...

Shariat Court’s Ruling Violates...

The Federal Shariat Court’s ruling that key provisions of the 2018 Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act are repugnant...

PTI Leadership Distances Itself...

After Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) supporters stormed Corp Commander Lahore residence carrying party flags, to protest former prime minister Imran...

Balochistan’s Resources Are Being...

The Reko Diq saga has had more dramatic twists and turns than those of a gruesome mystery thriller, but...

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