Pakistan faces international challenges that it carefully needs to overcome. Pakistan's position on Kashmir, FATF, war of narratives, international cases, etc., all need a new lawfare strategy.

Mustafa Akyol, the author of Islam without Extremes: A Muslim Case for Liberty, exclusively spoke with GVS to explain the rise of Islamophobia in the West. He offers his insights to uphold the dignity of Islam, and the Prophet (P.B.H). Akyol also shares some themes of his forthcoming book Reopening Muslim Minds: A Return to Reason, Freedom, and Tolerance with us. Read his complete interview here.

Prominent defense analyst, Lt General Amjad Shoaib (R) explains to GVS where he sees Pakistan moving on the foreign policy front in the next 10 years and the strategic issues it is facing. He gives an interesting suggestion on how the AJK Assembly could achieve legitimacy on both sides of Kashmir.

Ambassador Salman Bashir talks about Pakistan's foreign policy in the coming decade; the challenges it faces, the opportunities to take and which way to go forward on the foreign policy front.

Dr Rasul Bakhsh Rais, prominent scholar and academician of Pakistan, explains his vision for Pakistan in 2030; where he sees the country heading in the next decade on the political front, and the politicians and policies we need to march ahead.

GVS: Can you explain the transformation that Pakistan has done going from an agricultural economy to being in a position where agriculture contributes less...

In an unprecedented move, Pakistan Foreign Office released a dossier on Indian state's support to terror outfits across Pakistan. Unusually detailed dossier, for the first time specifically identified terror outfits and insurgent movements supported by Indian Agency (RAW), providing details of funding channels, $ amounts, and named several Indian officials. It also blamed Indian PM Narendra Modi for directly supervising a RAW Cell created to target CPEC. GVS Special Report examines the background of this new foreign policy assertiveness by Pakistan, its goals and will it succeed in countering a Hindutva-driven ideological regime in Delhi.

Benazir Bhutto’s first daughter and Bilawal’s sister gets engaged, with a successful ex-pat businessman; she will be getting married in January 2021.

The Last nail in the Coffin or transgression of human rights?

Almost eight months ago before winning the election, candidate Biden had promised a new vision – of more friendships, more cooperation, more alliances, and more democracy - for America, its allies, and the world at large. How much of that he can now fulfill remains to be seen – but there may be areas of convergence between Biden Administration and Imran Khan government—Managing Editor GVS Analyses.

A first! Joining Pakistan’s valuable talent pool with Employers! Prime Minister’s newly approved job portal will bridge the gap between employers and the jobless.

Umar Farooq Economist at AKD securities explains whats driving the stock market performance.