Dawn Editorial 27 October 2019
Renal database THE launching of the Pakistan Renal Data System by the Pakistan Society of Nephrology is a milestone in …
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Loans for youth THE Kamyab Jawan Programme launched by Prime Minister Imran Khan to deliver on one of his party’s …
Read MoreTrade Will Continue to Grow Despite US-China Tensions By José Viñals
Global trade has been expanding more slowly since the 2008 global financial crisis, and US-China trade tensions have created fresh …
Read MoreThe Express Tribune Editorial 17 October 2019
Fixing schoolbag weight Small children carrying big and heavy schoolbags has become a common sight in our country. Now …
Read MoreDaily Times Editorial 5 October 2019
Afghanistan’s unending endgame Good of the prime minister’s special assistant for information to finally clear the air, so to …
Read MorePut to the test By Anjum Altaf
ONCE again, claims are flying around about the astounding results achieved by the Higher Education Commission (HEC) in an earlier …
Read MoreEducation Reforms | Editorial
IT is the first time that a serious effort is being seen on the part of the government to bring …
Read MoreReviving The Peace Deal | Editorial
The President of the United States (US) is in hot waters, at home and abroad. The fights at home – …
Read MoreRunaway Population | Editorial
Pakistan is a resource-stretched country with a runaway population. According to the 2016 national census, the country’s population is 208 …
Read MoreClimate Change: A Way Forward By Hafiz Muhammad Azeem
Climate change is the change in global or regional climate patterns, in particular, a change apparent from the mid- 20th …
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Unending war in Yemen The Yemen conflict, ignited by the Saudi-led coalition, is a perfect example that how a …
Read MoreAmerican Hustle – What Mueller Found—and Didn’t Find—About Trump and Russia By Stephen Kotkin
Robert Mueller III played lacrosse and majored in government at Princeton. He graduated in 1966 and soon thereafter volunteered for …
Read MoreAfghan Talks: Sticking points include the spoiling role of India By Jan Achakzai
As Doha talks have entered into a very crucial phase, there are signs of some critical issues defying the consensus …
Read MoreMoody’s Terms Mini-Budget Positive For Export Sectors By Salman Siddiqui
KARACHI: Moody’s – one of three big global credit rating agencies – has termed the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government’s second …
Read MorePolitical Solutions in Afghanistan | Editorial
Every bit of good news that comes from Afghanistan is quickly followed by more tragedy. Just days after the US …
Read MoreGender Inequality | Editorial
PAKISTAN is the second worst country to be a woman when it comes to gender equality, declares a recent World …
Read MoreThe Making of Foreign Policy in the World of Islam By Shahid Javed Burki
The subject of Islam and the making of foreign policy must address a number of questions. For instance, how much …
Read MoreFocusing on Investment | Editorial
AMONG all the themes that Prime Minister Imran Khan touched on during his visit to Malaysia, one deserves careful attention. …
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