Bulls 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 …
Read MoreRegulating 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, …
Read MoreGender responsive urban planning By S Ahad
Like so much else in our development and planning regime, gender responsiveness too may not be on the radar of …
Read MoreSustainable development goals (SDGs) and Pakistan By Mahar Munawar
Mankind had long been under the illusion that we are maters of nature. The truth has dawn on us that …
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