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  • Rising Inflation – Pakistan’s biggest worry

    Rising Inflation – Pakistan’s biggest worry0

    Rising inflation is a major worry for Pakistan. It adversely affects the economy and people's purchasing power. Price hikes make it difficult for common people to buy goods of necessity. As the business community copes with the unstable economic situation, its implications have reached households. Reduced buying power not only disturbs daily life but alsoREAD MORE
  • Navigating Pakistan’s benefit from the SCO amidst India’s tactics

    Navigating Pakistan’s benefit from the SCO amidst India’s tactics0

    The prospects of SCO for Pakistan are being impeded by India’s growing ulterior motives. The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) is a Eurasian political, economic, and security organization established in 2001. SCO represents three-fifths of the Eurasian continent's territory, nearly half of the world's population, and a quarter of global GDP. When Pakistan and India wereREAD MORE
  • Islamophobia on the rise in the West

    Islamophobia on the rise in the West0

    Religion remains a major cause of intolerance, bigotry, and marginalization around the world. Instead of promoting peace and mutual tolerance, religious activities in modern times have exacerbated fear, mistrust, and negative attitudes among their adherents. The refusal of one religious group to tolerate religious beliefs has repeatedly jeopardized and threatened peaceful coexistence around the world.READ MORE
  • IMF deal: A glimmer of hope

    IMF deal: A glimmer of hope0

    Pakistan’s concern of a default has ended, as the executive board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved $3 billion stand-by agreement for Pakistan. The approval allowed an immediate disbursement of $1.2 billion in order to help Pakistan stabilise its ailing economy. It can be said that there are no further default speculations or significantREAD MORE
  • Prime Minister Modi’s US visit – Implications for Pakistan and the Region

    Prime Minister Modi’s US visit – Implications for Pakistan and the Region0

    Prime Minister Modi’s 4-day state visit to the US has been the talk of the town lately amid growing US-India friendship. A joint address to Congress during the visit—an honor usually reserved for close US allies—and a lavish state dinner hosted by Biden are clear signs of how important India has become as a strategicREAD MORE
  • Pakistan’s Foreign Debt and its Current Status

    Pakistan’s Foreign Debt and its Current Status0

    As of March 2023, Pakistan’s total foreign debt was estimated at USD 125.7, according to the US State Department figures. Despite borrowing sums of money, some countries still manage to be financially stable owing to the fact that they themselves are net creditors as well. On the other hand, if a country is unable toREAD MORE

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