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Read MoreRethinking Water Governance in Pakistan By Syed Mohammad Ali
Jan 1,22Being one of the top ten hotspots for climate change, Pakistan with its burgeoning population of 225 million, is at …
Read MorePM Imran Announces ‘Biggest Welfare Package in Pakistan’s History’ to Mitigate Inflation Impact
Jan 1,22Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday addressed the nation to announce a package to mitigate the hardships of the inflation-hit …
Read MoreA Changing Region By Adnan Rafiq
Jan 1,22AS new fissures appear within the governing elites in Pakistan, the fulcrum of world politics seems to be moving away …
Read MoreReopening Border Travel | Editorial
Jan 1,22ON Thursday, Pakistani and Afghan authorities reopened the Chaman border crossing to allow cargo trade and travel for thousands of …
Read MoreEVMs in 2023 By Idrees Khawaja
Jan 1,22THE approach adopted by analysts and others for making a case against the use of electronic voting machines (EVMs) is …
Read MoreNo Change in America’s Pak-Afghan Policy By Dr Syed Akhtar Ali Shah
Jan 1,22With a bruised sense of pride, the recent introduction of the Afghanistan Counterterrorism, Oversight, and Accountability Act by Republican senators …
Read MoreThe Age of America First (Washington’s Flawed New Foreign Policy Consensus) By Richard Haass
Jan 1,22Donald Trump was supposed to be an aberration—a U.S. president whose foreign policy marked a sharp but temporary break from …
Read MoreTrade Gap | Editorial
Jan 1,22There was some objectively good news on the trade front in October as Pakistan broke its record for the month. …
Read MoreThe Glasgow Climate Test By António Guterres
Jan 1,22The climate crisis is a code red for humanity. World leaders will soon be put to the test at the …
Read MoreSri Lanka, Bangladesh Can Benefit From CPEC By Pathik Hasan
Jan 1,22PAKISTAN, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka are South Asian countries. As an island county in South Asia, Sri Lanka has been …
Read MoreCan the United States Discourage Sino-Russian Alignment? By George Beebe
Jan 1,22Preventing adversaries from dominating the Eurasian landmass is a strategic imperative for the United States. Although Washington has recently awoken …
Read MorePresident Biden’s Elusive Trade Policy – Analysis By Gary Clyde Hufbauer
Jan 1,22This year’s meeting of the G-20 countries in Rome reflects the difficulties of organising international cooperation in an era of …
Read MoreEconomic Outlook By Dr Khaqan Hassan Najeeb
Jan 1,22We were beginning to enjoy a welcome party-like atmosphere, created by slight economic recovery and promising improvement in some high-frequency …
Read MorePoverty, Covid-19 and Climate Change By Rashid A Mughal
Jan 1,22ACCORDING to a latest report on Global poverty, 689 million people live in extreme poverty, surviving on less than $1.90 …
Read MoreG20 Summit | The Nation Editorial
Jan 1,22This weekend was highly consequential for the fight against climate change, as the leaders of the 20 major economies of …
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