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Fuel stability achieved, but at what cost?
By any measure, the recent global oil crisis posed one of the most severe external shocks to Pakistan’s fragile economy in recent years. With nearly 80 percent of its energy needs met through imports, the country remains acutely vulnerable to disruptions …
A Nation’s Pledge: Justice, Unity, Progress
Every year on Pakistan Day, the nation pauses to reflect on its founding ideals and renew its commitment to a shared future. This year, as the country marks the anniversary of the historic Lahore Resolution, the occasion carries a renewed urgency. It is n…
No extra burden on trade
At the heart of the minister’s message lies a broader commitment: to shield Pakistan’s exporters from external shocks while maintaining the smooth flow of maritime trade. The assurance from shipping agents reflects a degree of stability in an otherwise vo…
Plantation campaigns
The plan to begin regular plantation campaigns after March 31, spanning one to two months and multiple locations, signals a shift toward continuity, something environmental initiatives in Pakistan have historically lacked. Too often, tree planting has bee…
Strengthening preparedness
Pakistan once again finds itself at the mercy of an active weather system as the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) forecasts heavy rain, strong winds, and thunderstorms across the upper parts of the country from March 9 to 12. While seasonal weathe…
When minutes matter
Pakistan is consistently ranked among the most climate-vulnerable nations in the world, facing a growing frequency of extreme weather events from devastating floods to glacial lake outburst floods (GLOFs) in its northern regions. These disasters are no lo…
The Real Challenge Begins
At a time when agricultural stability is deeply intertwined with national food security, the assurance by Federal Minister for National Food Security and Research Rana Tanveer Hussain regarding the availability of urea and DAP fertilizers offers both reli…
Crisis at the door
When disaster strikes, the immediate images of destruction—torrential waters, collapsed homes, and flooded fields dominate the news cycle. Yet, for millions around the globe, the crisis doesn't recede when the waters do. In regions recently ravaged by ext…
Opportunity or overreach?
The reported handling of 3,485 TEUs at Port Qasim Authority through the Qasim International Container Terminal is not merely a routine operational milestone; it reflects a broader ambition to capture a greater share of transshipment traffic that has histo…
One hour, one responsibility
This year’s theme, “Give an Hour for Earth,” resonates strongly in a country increasingly on the frontlines of climate change. While Pakistan contributes less than one percent to global greenhouse gas emissions, it continues to bear a disproportionate bur…
Climate action takes root – but will it survive?
The plan to begin regular plantation campaigns after March 31, spanning one to two months and multiple locations, signals a shift toward continuity, something environmental initiatives in Pakistan have historically lacked. Too often, tree planting has bee…
Fuel stability achieved, but at what cost?
By any measure, the recent global oil crisis posed one of the most severe external shocks to Pakistan’s fragile economy in recent years. With nearly 80 percent of its energy needs met through imports, the country remains acutely vulnerable to disruptions …
A Nation’s Pledge: Justice, Unity, Progress
Every year on Pakistan Day, the nation pauses to reflect on its founding ideals and renew its commitment to a shared future. This year, as the country marks the anniversary of the historic Lahore Resolution, the occasion carries a renewed urgency. It is n…
No extra burden on trade
At the heart of the minister’s message lies a broader commitment: to shield Pakistan’s exporters from external shocks while maintaining the smooth flow of maritime trade. The assurance from shipping agents reflects a degree of stability in an otherwise vo…
Plantation campaigns
The plan to begin regular plantation campaigns after March 31, spanning one to two months and multiple locations, signals a shift toward continuity, something environmental initiatives in Pakistan have historically lacked. Too often, tree planting has bee…
Strengthening preparedness
Pakistan once again finds itself at the mercy of an active weather system as the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) forecasts heavy rain, strong winds, and thunderstorms across the upper parts of the country from March 9 to 12. While seasonal weathe…
When minutes matter
Pakistan is consistently ranked among the most climate-vulnerable nations in the world, facing a growing frequency of extreme weather events from devastating floods to glacial lake outburst floods (GLOFs) in its northern regions. These disasters are no lo…
The Real Challenge Begins
At a time when agricultural stability is deeply intertwined with national food security, the assurance by Federal Minister for National Food Security and Research Rana Tanveer Hussain regarding the availability of urea and DAP fertilizers offers both reli…
Crisis at the door
When disaster strikes, the immediate images of destruction—torrential waters, collapsed homes, and flooded fields dominate the news cycle. Yet, for millions around the globe, the crisis doesn't recede when the waters do. In regions recently ravaged by ext…
Opportunity or overreach?
The reported handling of 3,485 TEUs at Port Qasim Authority through the Qasim International Container Terminal is not merely a routine operational milestone; it reflects a broader ambition to capture a greater share of transshipment traffic that has histo…
One hour, one responsibility
This year’s theme, “Give an Hour for Earth,” resonates strongly in a country increasingly on the frontlines of climate change. While Pakistan contributes less than one percent to global greenhouse gas emissions, it continues to bear a disproportionate bur…

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