Slaughter of an election – a trial for the next general election
Every electoral process consists of hundreds of steps, and each step demands minimum standards. For instance, Pakistan's Elections Act 2017 has 15 chapters, 241...
The Eighty-Twenty Rule for Maximizing Foreign Exchange Earnings
A strong reliance on foreign exchange assistance can have a number of detrimental effects for a country's economy, even while it can offer valuable resources for a country's development. It is crucial that nations work toward greater self-sufficiency and carry out changes that boost domestic economic growth and resource production.
CIA activities in Tibet after China’s communist revolution
A CIA intelligence report, from September 1952, acknowledged that there would be serious difficulties in successfully aiding the Tibetan resistance against the might of the Chinese Army (People's Liberation Army).
Decolonization, fraser report and police reforms in Pakistan
The colonial powers used their military might to conquer and occupy the land of the countries that they colonized. Later, through culture, language and law they subjugated the people.
EU’s textile waste and used clothing in Pakistan
The current scenario indicates that imported used clothes are recycled by some industries, but the progress is not significant and major portions of these clothes enter resale markets and dumping sites directly.
Pakistan and it’s reducing foreign exchange reserves
This unprecedented 13.7 percent rupee depreciation within two days, was undertaken to meet a key condition for the resumption of a stalled International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan.
Déjà vu in Moscow as Bilawal visits almost a year after Imran did
Upon his arrival in Moscow, Mr Bhutto-Zardari was received by senior officials of the Russian foreign ministry, Pakistan’s Ambassador to Russia Shafqat Ali Khan and other embassy officials.
Deteriorating Pak-Afghan ties and the China factor
All three countries share borders and they are common neighbors of each other. The border between Pakistan and Afghanistan is around 2500 km, known as the Durand Line, which is often disputed by Afghanistan.
Lahore: The new hotspot of Pakistan’s politics?
Now it is IK leading the charge. He has decided to contest himself from all the thirty-three seats vacated by his party men. Despite threats to his life, he will be campaigning all over the country.
‘Saudi First’ aid policy marries geopolitics with economics
For Saudi Arabia, Lebanon is about countering Iran and its Lebanese Shiite proxy, Hezbollah, a powerful militia and political movement with significant influence in government and the country’s power structure.
Analyzing the development of autonomous weapons
Major Powers have started the global race of autonomous weapon systems. When one state develops an autonomous weapon in response, other states perceive it as a threat,
Houbara Hunting: The petro Sheikhs arrive for their favorite winter sport
As a result of extensive hunting and poaching, the population of Asian Houbara Bustard, according to the International Fund for Houbara Conservation (IFHC), has dwindled to roughly 42,000.