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A guided reading of the Economic Survey’s growth story, sector mix, and policy trade-offs.
Finance Division, Government of Pakistan
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A guided reading of the Economic Survey’s growth story, sector mix, and policy trade-offs.
Understanding a policy-rate decision through inflation expectations, energy risk, and delayed transmission.
Reading development results through institutions, access, livelihoods, and climate adaptation.
How national frameworks, local skills, and community evidence can reinforce one another.
Punjab has outsourced 18,000 schools to save money -- a closer look at the numbers shows the savings are smaller, and the trade-offs bigger, than they first appear.
A new civil-nuclear agreement between Riyadh and Washington echoes the 1933 oil concession that created Aramco -- and could reshape Saudi Arabia's post-oil energy strategy.
Four decades after the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan set today's security landscape in motion, the writer argues Pakistan still faces an evolving militant threat along its western border.
Pakistan posted 3.7 percent GDP growth, its fastest in four years -- but the writer argues the number the country isn't measuring, 'welfare GDP growth,' tells a very different story for the median household.
From exam-leak protests in India to government-toppling uprisings in Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka, the writer reads a regional pattern of youth-led unrest -- and asks what it implies for Pakistan's own Gen Z population.
Iran's new Persian Gulf Strait Authority wants ships to pay to pass through Hormuz. Under the international law of the sea, that claim is on much shakier ground than Iran's comparisons to Suez or the Bosphorus suggest.
A new generation of Chinese tycoons -- built on AI, gaming and consumer brands rather than property -- is more global than any before it, and far more guarded about staying in the spotlight.
Article 140A requires elected local governments with real authority. The writer argues power stopped at the provincial capitals instead -- leaving citizens with no one to call about the pothole outside their door.
Weeks of US strikes and Iranian retaliation have pushed the conflict toward a dangerous new phase, even as both sides signal they still want a way back to the table -- with Pakistan working to broker it.
A retired brigadier argues the decisive measure of national power has shifted from winning wars outright to enduring prolonged geopolitical pressure -- and that Pakistan's biggest vulnerability is internal division, not external threat.