When a President Sabotages His Own Country By Nicholas Kristof
In the end, the biggest interference in America’s elections didn’t come from Russia, or China, or Iran or North Korea. …
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Ant Group’s Long March By Shang-Jin Wei, a former chief economist at the Asian Development Bank
The Chinese fintech conglomerate Ant Group, known for its digital payments and other online financial services, has just been stopped …
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In The Name Of free Speech By Fahad Hassan Chohan
Your liberty to swing your fist ends just where my nose begins. This oft-quoted adage may have several variants — …
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Afghanistan After Doha Deal By Shahid Javed Burki
The deal the Afghan Taliban and the Americans signed in Doha, the capital of Qatar, was supposed to move Afghanistan …
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Is The Economy Turning Around? By Khurram Husain
A SLEW of numbers in the past few days got a few people excited that the economy has turned the …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 5 November 2020
Rescuing industry THE government’s decision to slash electricity prices for all industrial users while announcing some additional incentives for small …
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In a Positive Economic Development, Pakistani Rupee Hits Six Months High Against US dollar
The Pakistani rupee continued to strengthen against the United States (US) dollar hitting a six-month high of Rs159.65 in the …
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The US Election Was A Tie: Now What? – OpEd By Ryan McMaken*
Election Day 2020 finally arrived, and it looks like it’s going to be a long process before the official winner …
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US-China Ties: Readjustment Required Post-US Election By Cdre Baber Bilal Haider (R)
US-China relations have seen many ups and downs over the years. Right from the Chinese declaration of independence as the …
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