Posts Tagged ‘Pakistan’

9/11 Eight Years On: Still An Inconclusive War

Eight years after the ‘9/11’ terror attacks, the outcome of the subsequent ‘War on Terror’ is still inconclusive. Overall, I have not really changed my view from the blog post I wrote on the seventh anniversary. Neither ‘the West’ and its allied governments nor al-Qaeda and its offshoots have scored a decisive blow. In any… [Read more]

Koristan: Asia’s Riskiest Place

Question: Which country would you feel safer investing in, South Korea or Pakistan? Most people would probably say Korea, but judging by the performance of their currencies this year, the answer is not so clear cut. Every night lately, just before drifting off to sleep, I’ve found myself wondering where the Korean won would be… [Read more]

Pakistan: Can A Debt Crisis Be Avoided?

I am hard-pushed to think of many countries (except for extreme places like Zimbabwe, North Korea, the USA et al) that are facing such tremendous difficulties as Pakistan right now. As far as I can see, Pakistan seems to be on the brink of a debt crisis, and will have to secure foreign financing if… [Read more]


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