Farhan Bokhari

There's a growing sense of deja vu for observers of Pakistan's power corridors as the PML-N-led ruling structure races to gain unchecked power.

Tensions with China in the Pacific should not overshadow this nearby hot spot

As Pakistan's rulers celebrate a successful IMF rescue to avert a sovereign default on debt repayments, Pakistan's internal economy faces monumental challenges.

As Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's government races to meet its promises to the IMF for revenue collection, Islamabad's power corridors are buzzing with novel ideas to meet that goal.

The State Bank of Pakistan’s latest interest rate cut, on Monday, by another two per cent to 13 per cent in response to demands from segments of the business community failed to set the pace...

The world's only nuclear-armed Muslim-majority country can't ignore dire conditions

As Pakistan begins a new year today, its ability to lift its future prospects lies largely in solving a tough riddle.

A prelude to the 7th-century ‘Battle of Nahrawan' led by Hazrat Ali (a.s), it remains a powerful anecdote highlighting the multiple qualities of the cousin and son-in-law of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).