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Pakistan’s future depends on educated and empowered youth

A Vital Shield
Pakistan’s launch of the “Modernization of Hydromet Services of Pakistan” (MHSP) project marks a critical, long-overdue investment in survival. In a nation where the 2022 floods displaced over 33 million people and where torrential rains continue to wreak…
Pakistan faces growing climate disaster risks
Pakistan is once again staring at the harsh realities of climate vulnerability as the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) warns of extreme heatwaves, glacial melting, flash floods and landslides across the country between May 26 and 31. While se…
A big leap for regional connectivity
Pakistan’s maritime ambitions received a significant boost with the successful berthing and handling of a deep-draft cargo vessel at Gwadar Port, marking another important step in the port’s gradual emergence as a regional transshipment and logistics hub.…
Pakistan Turns to Agri-Tech
Pakistan’s agriculture sector stands at a critical crossroads. Faced with rising population pressures, climate-related challenges, shrinking farm productivity, and increasing production costs, the country can no longer rely solely on traditional farming m…
Modern technology and the future of policing
The emphasis on utilizing all available resources for capacity building of law enforcement agencies is both timely and necessary. Pakistan continues to face a complex security environment shaped by terrorism, cybercrime, organized criminal networks and ur…
A partnership built on trust
The completion of 75 years of diplomatic relations between Pakistan and China is not merely a ceremonial milestone; it represents one of the most enduring and strategically significant partnerships in modern international relations. Over the decades, the …
 Deep-sea exploration gains momentum
After nearly two decades of dormancy, Pakistan has formally reopened its offshore exploration frontier with the signing of Production Sharing Agreements (PSAs) and Exploration Licences (ELs) for 21 offshore blocks under the Offshore Bid Round 2025. The de…
Pakistan’s cultural wealth needs economic vision
Pakistan’s economic debate has long revolved around loans, exports, inflation, and fiscal deficits. Yet one of the country’s most underutilized engines of growth continues to receive far less strategic attention than it deserves: tourism. The recent semin…
Stronger immunization for Pakistan’s future
Pakistan’s renewed engagement with Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance at 79th World Health Assembly reflects an encouraging shift towards long-term planning in the country’s public health sector. The meeting between Syed Mustafa Kamal and Dr Sania Nishtar was not…
Climate justice cannot remain a slogan
Pakistan’s climate crisis is often measured in statistics: floods affecting millions, heat waves claiming lives, shrinking water resources and collapsing infrastructure. But the minister’s remarks cut through language of policy papers and technical report…
Pakistan expands financing options
Pakistan’s successful entry into China’s domestic capital market through the issuance of its first-ever Panda Bond is more than a financial transaction; it is a strategic economic signal. At a time when emerging economies are seeking diversified financing…

A Question for My Readers

WhatsApp takes important step to protect users from fraud

Bangladesh made history by defeating Australia in a Test

How does a plant-based diet affect gut bacteria? Important revelation

Sustainable growth agenda picks up pace
At a time when developing economies face mounting pressure to transition to low-carbon growth without compromising development goals, such engagements carry both strategic and practical significance. The meeting between Dr Musadik Malik and Ma Jun reflect…
Pakistan faces growing climate disaster risks
Pakistan is once again staring at the harsh realities of climate vulnerability as the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) warns of extreme heatwaves, glacial melting, flash floods and landslides across the country between May 26 and 31. While se…
A big leap for regional connectivity
Pakistan’s maritime ambitions received a significant boost with the successful berthing and handling of a deep-draft cargo vessel at Gwadar Port, marking another important step in the port’s gradual emergence as a regional transshipment and logistics hub.…
Pakistan Turns to Agri-Tech
Pakistan’s agriculture sector stands at a critical crossroads. Faced with rising population pressures, climate-related challenges, shrinking farm productivity, and increasing production costs, the country can no longer rely solely on traditional farming m…
Modern technology and the future of policing
The emphasis on utilizing all available resources for capacity building of law enforcement agencies is both timely and necessary. Pakistan continues to face a complex security environment shaped by terrorism, cybercrime, organized criminal networks and ur…
A partnership built on trust
The completion of 75 years of diplomatic relations between Pakistan and China is not merely a ceremonial milestone; it represents one of the most enduring and strategically significant partnerships in modern international relations. Over the decades, the …
 Deep-sea exploration gains momentum
After nearly two decades of dormancy, Pakistan has formally reopened its offshore exploration frontier with the signing of Production Sharing Agreements (PSAs) and Exploration Licences (ELs) for 21 offshore blocks under the Offshore Bid Round 2025. The de…
Pakistan’s cultural wealth needs economic vision
Pakistan’s economic debate has long revolved around loans, exports, inflation, and fiscal deficits. Yet one of the country’s most underutilized engines of growth continues to receive far less strategic attention than it deserves: tourism. The recent semin…
Stronger immunization for Pakistan’s future
Pakistan’s renewed engagement with Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance at 79th World Health Assembly reflects an encouraging shift towards long-term planning in the country’s public health sector. The meeting between Syed Mustafa Kamal and Dr Sania Nishtar was not…
Climate justice cannot remain a slogan
Pakistan’s climate crisis is often measured in statistics: floods affecting millions, heat waves claiming lives, shrinking water resources and collapsing infrastructure. But the minister’s remarks cut through language of policy papers and technical report…

A Question for My Readers

WhatsApp takes important step to protect users from fraud

Bangladesh made history by defeating Australia in a Test

How does a plant-based diet affect gut bacteria? Important revelation

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