Pakistan’s economic woes can be attributed to its consistent political instability comprising ouster of elected governments through military coups and other means. International Relations discourse tells us that successful national economic plans have strong and upright political systems at their back. Better strategies require consistency and long-term commitment, which has not been the case withREAD MORE
IMF’s deal will be crucial in stabilizing the deteriorating economy and lessening the financial gap. GDP has ceased to increase in Pakistan, with growth projected to be just 0.29 percent for the fiscal year ending June 30. The major causes of current financial instability are global energy crisis, recent catastrophic floods, corruption and political turmoilREAD MORE
Pakistan's National Security policy and action plans primarily overlook the critical Security implications of climate change. These Security implications are not limited rather diverse and drastic. Pakistan has ranked fifth in the list of most vulnerable countries to the climate change. The Government of Pakistan has taken action to combat climate change through various policies, plans,READ MORE
Social media disinformation has emerged as a significant threat to nations worldwide, and Pakistan is no exception. With the widespread use of social media platforms and a growing number of active users, the dissemination of false information has reached alarming levels. Social media platforms jointly reported 4.72 billion users worldwide, and on average 72.9 millionREAD MORE
The devaluation of Rupee has long been a cause of concern for the government and the people of Pakistan. Experts have predicted that the chances of recovery of the Rupee seem bleak for the foreseeable future. The devaluation of national currency refers to a decrease in its value vis a vis gold or US Dollar.READ MORE
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
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
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
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
