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Pakistan Inflation Slows More Than Expected as Food Prices Ease
By Bilal Hussain Pakistan’s inflation rate rose 5.6% in December from a year earlier, according to the Pakistan Bureau ofStatistics.The State Bank of Pakistan cut the policy rate by 50 basis points on Dec. 15 to support growth, citing stable pricepress…
S. M. Tanveer makes a keynote address at KATI get together
KARACHI: Mr. S. M. Tanveer, FPCCI Leader and Patron-in-Chief UBG, addressed KATI members at a dinner hosted by the newly-appointed President, Ikram Rajpoot, at Gymkhana Karachi. Sindh Industrial Minister Ikram Ullah Dharejo was also present on the occasio…
Kabul’s Man among Terrorists: A Wake up Call
Asif Mahmood Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan are already intense, and now a new and deeply troubling revelation has surfaced. Reports indicate that among the militants killed in a recent operation in North Waziristan was a serving member of t…
Ethiopia Re-Emergent: A New Era of Reform and OpportunityEthiopia
By Ethiopian Embassy, Islamabad. The cradle of human being, civilization and a nation of ancient history, is undertaking one of the most ambitious economic and political transformations in its modern history. With a strategic pivot from a state-led dev…
A shift in geopolitical dynamics
By Sardar Khan Niazi The United States’ renewed focus on Asia is one of the most consequential geopolitical shifts of the 21st century. After decades of military engagements in the Middle East and Europe, America’s pivot to Asia is reshaping internatio…
CM KPK and the Challenge of Counterterrorism
Asif Mahmood The election of Suhail Afridi as the new Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has drawn quiet concern in Islamabad. The reason lies not in personalities but in timing. The province is once again facing a wave of militant violence, and the …
Rising food costs and extreme weather events
By Sardar Khan Niazi In the last few years, food prices in Pakistan have surged to unprecedented levels, and while inflation is often blamed on the usual culprits--global economic slowdowns, policy missteps, or currency devaluation--there is a far more…
Ceasefire or cover-up, the credibility gap in Gaza
By Sardar Khan Niazi The recent wave of violence in the Gaza Strip underscores one grim truth: a ceasefire without credible monitoring is no more than a pause before the next bloodletting. The truce between Israel and Hamas, brokered in early October w…
Title: Pakistan’s Patience and the Price of Afghan Evasions
Asif Mahmood The recent Istanbul talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan, held from October 25 to 29, ended without a breakthrough, not because of Pakistan’s inflexibility but because of Kabul’s persistent denial of hard realities. While Pakistan came t…

Severe weather disrupts flight operation across Pakistan

FinMin lauds FBR for record tax collection in Dec 2025

Pakistan backs China on key national interests, including Taiwan

Why Kashmir genocide has been forgotten
By Sardar khan Niazi For decades, Kashmir has been at the epicenter of a geopolitical struggle that has left a deep-seated mark on its people. While the international community focuses on the broader political conflict between India and Pakistan, the u…
S. M. Tanveer makes a keynote address at KATI get together
KARACHI: Mr. S. M. Tanveer, FPCCI Leader and Patron-in-Chief UBG, addressed KATI members at a dinner hosted by the newly-appointed President, Ikram Rajpoot, at Gymkhana Karachi. Sindh Industrial Minister Ikram Ullah Dharejo was also present on the occasio…
Kabul’s Man among Terrorists: A Wake up Call
Asif Mahmood Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan are already intense, and now a new and deeply troubling revelation has surfaced. Reports indicate that among the militants killed in a recent operation in North Waziristan was a serving member of t…
Ethiopia Re-Emergent: A New Era of Reform and OpportunityEthiopia
By Ethiopian Embassy, Islamabad. The cradle of human being, civilization and a nation of ancient history, is undertaking one of the most ambitious economic and political transformations in its modern history. With a strategic pivot from a state-led dev…
A shift in geopolitical dynamics
By Sardar Khan Niazi The United States’ renewed focus on Asia is one of the most consequential geopolitical shifts of the 21st century. After decades of military engagements in the Middle East and Europe, America’s pivot to Asia is reshaping internatio…
CM KPK and the Challenge of Counterterrorism
Asif Mahmood The election of Suhail Afridi as the new Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has drawn quiet concern in Islamabad. The reason lies not in personalities but in timing. The province is once again facing a wave of militant violence, and the …
Rising food costs and extreme weather events
By Sardar Khan Niazi In the last few years, food prices in Pakistan have surged to unprecedented levels, and while inflation is often blamed on the usual culprits--global economic slowdowns, policy missteps, or currency devaluation--there is a far more…
Ceasefire or cover-up, the credibility gap in Gaza
By Sardar Khan Niazi The recent wave of violence in the Gaza Strip underscores one grim truth: a ceasefire without credible monitoring is no more than a pause before the next bloodletting. The truce between Israel and Hamas, brokered in early October w…

Severe weather disrupts flight operation across Pakistan

FinMin lauds FBR for record tax collection in Dec 2025

Pakistan backs China on key national interests, including Taiwan

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