Covid-19 response in India and Pakistan
In its urgency to be one of the leading powers in the world, India, like its ally, the US, has ironically ushered into the world's deadliest Covid-19 related catastrophes. Has it been an unlucky stroke of fate or was the Indian government responsible?
Afghanistan: Freedom on the horizon
Pakistan's former Defense Secretary sees three possible emerging scenarios in Afghanistan. The first would be a smooth transition; the second would be an abrasive transition in which an intra-Afghan dialogue and kinetic struggle would settle the final paradigm of political structure for the country, and the third and most complicated situation is if the Peace Process totally fails, the country falls into an abyss of chaos and destruction. Such an outcome would obviously be a bombshell for Pakistan, and it is this eventuality for which we appear to be least prepared.
Nishan-e-Haider: Tales of Sacrifices
Three Nishan-e-Haider recipients attained martyrdom in July, Captain Muhammad Sarwar, Captain Karnal Sher Khan, and Havaldar Lalak Jan; their bravery and valor keep them in the country's consciousness and their memories remain a source of inspiration for future generations. Long Live a peaceful and prosperous Pakistan!
The HIT: More than just tanks
Journey of a Thousand Miles begins with one single step! Following the advice of philosopher Lao Tzu, Pakistan and China initiated limited joint defense production in July 1971. This sapling has now blossomed into the sprawling Heavy Industries Taxila (HIT) that has become the country's backbone to meet indigenous needs. On its 50th Anniversary, Chairman HIT, Maj. Gen. Aamir Raza reminiscences on the history and evolution of HIT and its vision ahead.
President Xi rallies Party for “unstoppable” pursuit to national rejuvenation as CPC celebrates centenary
President Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, and Chairman of the Central Military Commission, delivered a resounding speech at a ceremony marking the centenary of the CPC in Beijing, China, July 1, 2021.
CPC’s 100th Year Anniversary
The 100th Anniversary of the Communist Party of China truly reflects how one party can change the destiny of a country.
Panic in Kabul as Taliban advance continues
As violence escalates and the withdrawal of forces deadline approaches, there is 'alarm' in Pakistan because the prophets of doom fear a catastrophe in the wake of the 'vacuum' that will be created.
CPC Modernizes its Training Institution & CapacityÂ
Chinese Associate Professor explains the CPC's unique system of leadership training for its party members, seen as the essential secret for the success of socialism with Chinese characteristics.
CPC and the Roadmap for Future
Professor of Politics at East China Normal University in Shanghai explains how using five-year plans to lead economic and social development is critical to the way CPC governs the country. In October 2020, the Fifth Plenary Session of the 19th CPC Central Committee introduced a new plan to make significant adjustments as China continues to pivot away from export-led growth and implements the dual circulation strategy.
Finding Pakistan’s missing exports
World Bank trade expert argues that while Pakistan’s recent export recovery needs to be celebrated, the country is still very far from achieving its export potential. Postponing structural reforms conducive to that end have high opportunity costs in terms of long-term growth, job creation, and tax revenues.
100th Anniversary of CPC: How one party revolutionized China
Flexibility and adaptability are the unique characteristics of CPC. CPC kept on transforming according to the ground realities from time to time. CPC is...
Circular Debt: Pakistan’s Bleeding Wound? Tabish Gauhar Explains
Tabish Gauhar explains the key issues underlying the circular debt and what initiatives the government is working on to contain the it.