Murtaza Solangi believes Imran Khan’s administration is fighting on too many fronts

The opposition has broken bread together. Murtaza Solangi on the factors that unite the opposition and those that keep it...

Most economists, even those close to the PTI, are seeing a serious storm brewing after the IMF deal was finalised,...

The PML-N is reorganising ranks and showing some strength while Prime Minister Imran Khan is struggling to keep his core...

New taxes are on the horizon, writes Murtaza Solangi

Murtaza Solangi explains the context behind Asad Umar’s resignation

Infighting and grumbling in the ruling coalition continues, writes Murtaza Solangi

Murtaza Solangi explains why opposition parties remain divided over protesting against the PTI’s government

Finance Minister Asad Umar is preparing the third budget in nine months of the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf-led government. This budget is...

Nawaz Sharif will not engage in any major political activity. He wants to stay indoors and focus on his health,...

The PTI is finding it hard to rally the opposition to support the extension of the tenure of military courts,...

With storms gathering on many fronts, the last thing Imran Khan wants is any kind of reconciliation, writes Murtaza Solangi

The former prime minister feels humiliated as he serves his time in jail, writes Murtaza Solangi

Will Pakistan and India succumb to international pressure and settle for a truce? Murtaza Solangi

Murtaza Solangi writes about the exciting weekend in Islamabad with the historic visit of the Saudi crown prince

Will the prime minister succeed in removing Shehbaz Sharif as chairman of PAC? Murtaza Solangi shares some whispers in the...

Murtaza Solangi explains all the factors at play in the discussion around a ‘second NRO’

Murtaza Solangi breaks down the new government’s attempts to rally allies as it tries to chalk out a cohesive economic...

Murtaza Solangi believes that moving Radio Pakistan from its current building would permanently destroy a valuable national asset

How Atif Mian was included and then excluded from the Economic Advisory Council

Comrades, friends and colleagues remember the enigmatic personality of Begum Kulsoom Nawaz as they share their memories with Murtaza Solangi

Murtaza Solangi offers a behind-the-scenes look at the foreign policy gaffes of the new government

The former president has spent the last year trying to redeem himself. Will he and his sister be spared? Murtaza...

Murtaza Solangi wonders how a bickering opposition and a cabinet of the old guard will govern for the next five...

All parties are facing one dilemma or the other after a controversial election. The people of Pakistan should prepare for...

Nawaz Sharif and his close confidantes have thought it through. The PML-N is ready to resist