When Mr. Xi comes to town
Chinese President Xi Jinping landed in the Saudi Arabian capital Riyadh on Wednesday for a multiple-day visit, China’s official news agency Xinhua reported, amid frayed ties between the two countries and the United States.
Prevailing scaring-economic situation in Pakistan
Sanctions in Iran are not relaxed and we can procure Oil and Gas from next-door neighbors, alternatively, we still have to procure an expensive source of energy from faraway countries.
1971 War: A parody of pre-emptive air strikes
Chengiz Khan was the code name assigned to the preemptive strikes carried out by the PAF on the forward airbases and radar installations of the IAF on the evening of 3 December 1971.
Dissolution of assemblies: It’s not an easy task
Prior to the 18th Constitutional Amendment Act 2010, the President had the power to dissolve the National Assembly by exercising his powers in terms of Article 58 (2) (b) of the 1973 Constitution.
AI-led Automation in the Gulf States & Pakistan’s Mindless Dependence on Low-skilled Workers’ Remittances
The contemporary industrial revolution is dramatically transforming life as we know it. The technologies of what has been called the ‘Second Machine Age’ encompass automation, robotics, additive manufacturing, the internet of things (IoT), and, most importantly, artificial intelligence (AI) or machine learning.
Entitlement, exceptions and cultural decay
Self-service becomes their fundamental principle, and they feel that they own the world. Having fallen in love with their position, they show no mercy to work ethics or for that matter any objectivity.
1971 – The Naval War
If the Indian Navy had any such plan, it shelved it after the sinking of Khukri. In 1971, Gwadar, anyway, was a sleepy fishing port. We also heard about Indian plans to land a brigade minus at or near Gwadar.
Climate-led internal migration in Pakistan: Challenges and opportunities
The socioeconomic impact of climate-led internal migration in Pakistan cannot be overstated. It is essential that the government of Pakistan takes a more proactive approach to address the challenges posed by climate-led internal migration.
Arshad Sharif: A Hero that Reminds of Aristotle’s “Greek Tragedy”
Arshad Sharif’s death reminds me of Aristotle’s "Poetics," in which the philosopher laid down the foundations for literary criticism of Greek tragedy.
Synopsis of Global Security Dynamics
During the last five years, China has expanded ties with both of its historical partners, Pakistan and Russia. Pakistan is also considered by China as a suitable place for its military logistics bases.
ESG and Pakistan’s textile industry
From acquiring international compliance certifications such as GOTS, OekoTex and BCI to promoting internationally recognized initiatives to achieve net zero targets as well as employee wellbeing.
Expectations from the new COAS
General Asim Munir, Pakistan’s new military chief, took command this week amid security and economic crises and a deepening political rift between opposition leader Imran Khan and the government.