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Beyond Netanyahu: The ideology behind Gaza’s destruction

Protecting the digital nation
Every internet user should adopt a simple principle: stop, think and verify before clicking. A suspicious link, an unverified message or an apparently harmless post can become the starting point of a serious security breach. Cyber security is ultimately n…
Pakistan needs a stable energy policy
Pakistan’s energy sector stands at a critical crossroads. The country’s long-standing dependence on imported fuel, weak infrastructure, circular debt and declining domestic exploration have exposed the economy to repeated external shocks. The government’s…
Digital empowerment can unlock Pakistan’s SME potential
Pakistan’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are among the most important pillars of the national economy, yet many continue to face barriers in accessing modern technology, digital markets and advanced business tools. The launch of the Small Busi…
Modern refineries, stronger energy security
Pakistan’s energy sector stands at a critical juncture where investment, infrastructure development and technological modernisation are no longer optional; they are essential for achieving long-term economic stability. Recent meetings held by Federal Mini…
Opening Europe’s labor market to Pakistani talent
Pakistan’s engagement with European labor markets deserves to move beyond diplomatic discussions and into practical, well-regulated mechanisms that can create meaningful employment opportunities for its growing workforce. The recent meeting between Federa…
Beyond connectivity: building digital prosperity
The digital economy is no longer a secondary component of national development. It has become a defining force shaping productivity, trade, public services, employment and competitiveness. For the countries of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), …
Making petrol relief reach those who need it
The government’s revised petrol relief scheme is a welcome attempt to make public assistance more accessible to ordinary citizens, particularly those who depend on motorcycles, rickshaws and small vehicles for their daily income. By offering a discount of…
From sick-care to healthcare
A healthcare system should ultimately be judged not by how many patients its hospitals treat, but by how many illnesses it prevents and how many lives it improves. If Pakistan can make prevention, early diagnosis and affordable primary care the foundation…
From economic stability to lasting growth
A growth rate above four per cent would be welcome. But the greater achievement would be to make that growth broad-based, export-oriented and sustainable so that Pakistan no longer has to begin the journey again after every economic boom. Finance Minister…
Power must reach the people
A system that cannot adapt to changing circumstances eventually becomes a burden rather than an instrument of progress. Pakistan’s administrative structure must evolve with its population and development needs. Whether through stronger districts, new prov…
Pakistan needs a stable energy policy
Pakistan’s energy sector stands at a critical crossroads. The country’s long-standing dependence on imported fuel, weak infrastructure, circular debt and declining domestic exploration have exposed the economy to repeated external shocks. The government’s…

Protecting the digital nation

Hong Kong Sixes: Pakistan outclasses India in second match

Power sector: Turning reform into results
The progress of the DISCO privatisation process will now depend on the relevant government forums and the Privatisation Commission, as well as the response of prospective investors. Turkish participation could add another dimension to the process, particu…
Pakistan needs a stable energy policy
Pakistan’s energy sector stands at a critical crossroads. The country’s long-standing dependence on imported fuel, weak infrastructure, circular debt and declining domestic exploration have exposed the economy to repeated external shocks. The government’s…
Digital empowerment can unlock Pakistan’s SME potential
Pakistan’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are among the most important pillars of the national economy, yet many continue to face barriers in accessing modern technology, digital markets and advanced business tools. The launch of the Small Busi…
Modern refineries, stronger energy security
Pakistan’s energy sector stands at a critical juncture where investment, infrastructure development and technological modernisation are no longer optional; they are essential for achieving long-term economic stability. Recent meetings held by Federal Mini…
Opening Europe’s labor market to Pakistani talent
Pakistan’s engagement with European labor markets deserves to move beyond diplomatic discussions and into practical, well-regulated mechanisms that can create meaningful employment opportunities for its growing workforce. The recent meeting between Federa…
Beyond connectivity: building digital prosperity
The digital economy is no longer a secondary component of national development. It has become a defining force shaping productivity, trade, public services, employment and competitiveness. For the countries of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), …
Making petrol relief reach those who need it
The government’s revised petrol relief scheme is a welcome attempt to make public assistance more accessible to ordinary citizens, particularly those who depend on motorcycles, rickshaws and small vehicles for their daily income. By offering a discount of…
From sick-care to healthcare
A healthcare system should ultimately be judged not by how many patients its hospitals treat, but by how many illnesses it prevents and how many lives it improves. If Pakistan can make prevention, early diagnosis and affordable primary care the foundation…
From economic stability to lasting growth
A growth rate above four per cent would be welcome. But the greater achievement would be to make that growth broad-based, export-oriented and sustainable so that Pakistan no longer has to begin the journey again after every economic boom. Finance Minister…
Power must reach the people
A system that cannot adapt to changing circumstances eventually becomes a burden rather than an instrument of progress. Pakistan’s administrative structure must evolve with its population and development needs. Whether through stronger districts, new prov…

Protecting the digital nation

Hong Kong Sixes: Pakistan outclasses India in second match

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