Despite Donald Trump’s rhetoric, the U.S. has few options other than diplomacy to resolve current crisis
Opinion
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Najam Sethi has defied the odds to bring international cricket back to Pakistan
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Mutual hatred of Donald Trump is no guarantee of closer ties between Islamabad and Tehran
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Pakistan’s schools and universities have an indoctrination problem
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China’s willingness to censure Pakistan-based terror groups reflects its security concerns
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In seeking to cut ties with the U.S., Pakistan risks losing a vital intellectual connection
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Pakistan can, and must, conclusively prove it no longer has any terrorist safe havens on its soil
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Less population growth, not more, should be the priority for politicians in Pakistan
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Pakistan must learn from, not embrace, the flawed narrative of Afghanistan never falling to foreign forces
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Can the region’s major nations unite against a common enemy?
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Pakistan’s media has embraced the anti-America narrative following Donald Trump’s tongue-lashing
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Trying to adopt a flexible attitude to the U.S. president’s rhetoric will be a losing proposition for Islamabad
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Pakistan needs to adopt a more flexible approach to its foreign policy
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Instead of reacting in anger to Donald Trump’s rhetoric, Islamabad must continue the Pakistan Army’s mission to rid its territory of extremists
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A section of Pakistan’s lawyers are defaming the sanctity of the very profession they seek to safeguard
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Pakistan has the most to lose if the U.S. opts to pull out of Afghanistan
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Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan’s disenfranchisement with the PMLN points to the personal transformation of the ousted prime minister
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Pakistan’s Kashmir policy is a potential spoiler to its economic growth
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There is no easy fix to the problems facing the democratic process in Pakistan
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It’s time for America to accept that it has lost the war in Afghanistan