Power Tariff Cut | Editorial
The government has finally taken notice of the lack of progress being made in the production sector in relation to …
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Even If Biden Wins, The World Will Pay The Price For The Democrats’ Failures By Owen Jones
How could the electoral circumstances for the US Democrats have been more favourable? A quarter of a million Americans have …
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What Can Russia Expect From a Biden Presidency? By Lincoln Pigman
Ask analysts in Russia about the U.S. presidential race, and you’re unlikely to detect much love for either candidate or …
Read MoreDaily Times Editorial 6 November 2020
Incentivising industry The government’s measures to incentivise industry, particularly the decision to forego any charge for additional power used …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 6 October 2020
Polarised America ELECTION night in America was eerily reminiscent of election night in Pakistan. The too-close-to-call contest between Republican candidate …
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A New Wave Of Autocracy By Syed Mohammad Ali
Francis Fukayama’s ‘end of history’ thesis — put forth in early 1990s — claiming the ascendency of Western liberal democracy …
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Deep in Choppy Waters By Khaleeq Kiani
The economy is in one of the most critical phases. Confronted with a public health challenge caused by a global …
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CPEC Brings Huge Investment | Editorial
CONTRARY to the propaganda campaign unleashed by its critics that the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) would add to the crippling …
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