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 Two Friends, One Economic Vision

 Two Friends, One Economic Vision
Five decades since the JMC framework was established in 1975, Islamabad and Amman have enjoyed warm diplomatic and cultural relations. Yet the economic dimension of this relationship has remained underdeveloped, constrained by limited market access, weak …
Crackdown on Pollution Underway
As the temperatures start to decline, smog arrives uninvited in various regions of the country, especially in Lahore and urban Punjab. The health and climate crisis has developed over several years, and the government — encouraged by experts and civil soc…
Health at your fingertips
The monumental task of transforming Pakistan’s sprawling healthcare landscape—a challenge long defined by fragmentation and inequity—has recently found a determined champion in Federal Minister for Health, Syed Mustafa Kamal. His tenure marks a decisive p…
No Cure for Neglect
The alarming surge in Dengue Fever cases across Pakistan, particularly in urban centers like Karachi, Hyderabad, and the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi, signals more than just a seasonal spike; it reveals a profound public health governance crisi…
The Unfinished War
The ongoing anti-polio campaign is more than just a public health drive; it is a national imperative. While Pakistan has achieved a massive reduction in cases from the early 1990s, polio remains stubbornly endemic, a painful distinction shared only with A…
Flood destruction
The annual cycle of monsoons across the subcontinent brings with it an inexorable flood of destruction, reducing years of developmental gains to rubble and displacing millions. In this recurring catastrophe, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDM…
Breaking the Compromise
The Punjab government’s recent decision to recommend that the Centre impose a ban on the Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) is a long-overdue and necessary step to reclaim the state's writ. Following the latest wave of violent protests—which saw cities para…
The Promising Trajectory
The narrative of Pakistan's IT sector is one of burgeoning potential. The country boasts a massive, tech-savvy youth population, with over 60% of its people under the age of 30. This demographic dividend provides a vast, fertile talent pool that is increa…
A Contested Coronation
The PTI has succeeded in achieving its goals. It has, at least for the time being, been successful in getting its candidate appointed to the position of KP province chief executive. Many cautions had been sent once Sohail Afridi was nominated. Almost imme…
The Critical Shift
Breast Cancer Awareness Month, or "Pink October," is a period of vital focus. It sees a flurry of activities—pink ribbons, fundraising drives, and public service announcements—that shine a much-needed spotlight on the most common cancer among women global…
Fragile Ceasefire
After almost two years of unceasing attacks from the rogue Zionist entity, Israel, on the blockaded Gaza Strip, a tenuous ceasefire that began on October 10 has brought about some respite. The initial stage of the deal, which entailed transferring living …
Crackdown on Pollution Underway
As the temperatures start to decline, smog arrives uninvited in various regions of the country, especially in Lahore and urban Punjab. The health and climate crisis has developed over several years, and the government — encouraged by experts and civil soc…
Health at your fingertips
The monumental task of transforming Pakistan’s sprawling healthcare landscape—a challenge long defined by fragmentation and inequity—has recently found a determined champion in Federal Minister for Health, Syed Mustafa Kamal. His tenure marks a decisive p…
No Cure for Neglect
The alarming surge in Dengue Fever cases across Pakistan, particularly in urban centers like Karachi, Hyderabad, and the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi, signals more than just a seasonal spike; it reveals a profound public health governance crisi…
The Unfinished War
The ongoing anti-polio campaign is more than just a public health drive; it is a national imperative. While Pakistan has achieved a massive reduction in cases from the early 1990s, polio remains stubbornly endemic, a painful distinction shared only with A…
Flood destruction
The annual cycle of monsoons across the subcontinent brings with it an inexorable flood of destruction, reducing years of developmental gains to rubble and displacing millions. In this recurring catastrophe, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDM…
Breaking the Compromise
The Punjab government’s recent decision to recommend that the Centre impose a ban on the Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) is a long-overdue and necessary step to reclaim the state's writ. Following the latest wave of violent protests—which saw cities para…
The Promising Trajectory
The narrative of Pakistan's IT sector is one of burgeoning potential. The country boasts a massive, tech-savvy youth population, with over 60% of its people under the age of 30. This demographic dividend provides a vast, fertile talent pool that is increa…
A Contested Coronation
The PTI has succeeded in achieving its goals. It has, at least for the time being, been successful in getting its candidate appointed to the position of KP province chief executive. Many cautions had been sent once Sohail Afridi was nominated. Almost imme…

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