No Country for Women
Since the Taliban takeover, Afghan women remain constantly in the international headlines.
Read moreSince the Taliban takeover, Afghan women remain constantly in the international headlines.
Read moreQuestions are again swirling about how brittle banks are, and whether regulators have been caught out. There is a need to build a regime that recognizes the risks from interest rates hike.
Read moreThe informal and small-scale waste collection businesses play a crucial role in the waste management value chain, and their contributions should be recognized and leveraged to achieve sustainable waste management goals.
Read moreDespite becoming the world’s first carbon-negative country, Bhutan is exposed to the glacial lake outburst flood.
Read moreThe auditory art form of the Indian classical music and the visual art form of the Japanese floral arrangement Ikebana were presented in a unaifying experience at the National Academy of Performing Arts.
Read moreCreating a new generation of quantum scientists and engineers, the National Quantum Mission of India is aimed at transforming the economy and establishing the country as a global leader in the field of quantum research and development.
Read moreAfghanistan’s descent into regressive policies and the suppression of women’s rights under the Taliban regime is a cause of grave concern.
Read moreAfghanistan’s descent into regressive policies and the suppression of women’s rights under the Taliban regime is a cause of grave concern.
Read moreIndia has a high strategic priority in Doklam and is thus opposed to any major realignment in the Himalayan region. However, is Bhutan shifting its stand on its border with China?
Read moreWorld Bank Group (WBG), Tourism Department (Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (GoKP)) and Nestlé Pakistan’s collaboration on Travel Responsibly for Experiencing Ecotourism in KP (TREK) successfully completes two years.
Read moreWhy is Nepal the world’s most dangerous place to fly?
It is vital that the Nepalese government continues to revisit its safety standards and procedures.
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Read moreBotox uplifts may seem like a quick and easy solution to enhance one’s appearance. However, they come with their share of risks and limitations.
Read moreThe book ‘A General in Particular: Intonations with Pervez Musharraf’ by Senator (r) Javed Jabbar was recently launched at the Pakistan Institute of International Affairs (PIIA).
Read moreThe Constitution of Bhutan is the official document that serves to protect the country’s natural resources.
Read moreThe healthcare structure in Pakistan remains non-existent and tenuous and is far below most neighbouring and Asian countries.
Read moreFor the Muslims of India, mass migration to Pakistan, lock, stock, and barrel, was not a choice between the lesser of two evils; it was rather a deliberate decision taken in the name of Allah and out of the love for Islam.
Read moreSince the Taliban takeover, Afghan women have not only experienced physical abuse and social frustration, but mental health has also reached a serious threshold.
Read moreInstead of being custodians of religion or morality, censor boards can better serve the entertainment industry by certifying content to be suitable for a particular age group.
Read moreKarachi Biennale 2022 showcased the means of artistic expression, particularly for the youth to help them voice their concerns and speak their heart out.
Read moreTextile companies can safeguard resources by incorporating non-polluting methods of production to cut down their carbon footprint.
Read moreWill the PCB under Najam Sethi’s leadership promote talent or will it serve the interests of a select few by ignoring what Pakistan’s cricket actually needs?
Read moreVarious efforts are in place by business organizations and NGOs to promote literacy and disseminate knowledge across the country.
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