FATF and Pakistan | Editorial
Pakistan once again survived the harsh action of being ‘blacklisted’ for its estimated shortcomings to address the issues of money …
Read MorePakistan’s Strategic Choices in the Energy Sector By Dr Shahid Rahim
The global energy markets are currently in flux and the scene is changing dramatically. Most analysts believe that profound shifts …
Read MoreBulls Returns to PSX | Editorial
FINALLY, there is some good news on the economic front. After witnessing a prolonged period of downslide spanning over almost …
Read MorePrime Minister as Polio Ambassador | Editorial
Prime Minister Imran Khan will himself spearhead the war on polio from November after a recent rise in registered cases …
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Regulating Energy Sector | Editorial
In this age of deregulation, we are mulling the opposite – in case of our power and gas sectors. The …
Read MoreHow Land Use Impacts Our Climate By Syed Mohammad Ali
Jane Goodall, the world-renowned primatologist, has very aptly noted the irony of how “the most intellectual creature to ever walk …
Read MoreFATF Expresses Satisfaction Over Steps Against Money Laundering
All Financial Action Task Force’s (FATF) Asia Pacific Group (APG) members – countries, jurisdictions or territories within the Asia-Pacific region …
Read MoreFor Stronger Bonds With Turkey | Editorial
FEDERAL Cabinet at its meeting on Tuesday took an important decision to forging long term strategic relations with the fraternal …
Read MorePakistan’s Efforts to Evade FATF By Reema Shaukat
IN a recent move one of National Assembly’s panel approved a bill suggesting amendments in money laundering and foreign exchange …
Read MoreEconomic Front of Pakistan By Syed Ali Imran
A Year is lapsed for PTI that came into power first time with rhetoric to make a new Pakistan by …
Read MoreDealing With Floods | Editorial
Pakistan is prone to natural calamities. Of such disasters, floods are the most frequent ones. Every monsoon season the chances …
Read MoreRethinking Water and Urban Design By Moeen Khan
With the monsoon season now in full swing, residents of major urban centers in Pakistan will have to see sights …
Read MoreRemaking of Pakistan? By Syed Qamar afzal Rizvi
TODAY, Pakistan is undergone to confront some underpinning challenges but not despairing—its people have the energy and uncompromising resolve of …
Read MoreTransition to a Circular Economy By Shabir Ahmed
CRIPPLING blackouts, dwindling water supplies, natural gas shortages, increasing demand for consumer goods and deteriorating natural environment have plagued parts …
Read MoreAn Economic Plan? | Editorial
THE State Bank governor, Reza Baqir, used the occasion of a flag-hoisting ceremony on Aug 14 to try and breathe …
Read MoreClimate Change: A Grave Environmental Question For Pakistan By Rahmat Tunio
One of the biggest threats in the world is the effects of climate change; people around the world are raising …
Read MoreHigher Education Funds | Editorial
A FEW months ago, the country’s public-sector universities were rocked by the news of an impending cut in government spending …
Read MoreGoing forward with IMF By Syed Ali Imran
Uncertainties and speculations regarding the loan package from International Monetary fund (IMF) have ended with the news of its approval, …
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