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Trade bodies in India are urging their government to resume trade relations with Pakistan, particularly reopening the Wagah-Attari trade route.

The economic maxim “the higher the interest rate, the lower the inflation” has not been proven in Pakistan. Instead of relying on cold statistical economic indicators, the State Bank of Pakistan should consider the ground realities and reduce the policy rate to a competitive level.

Pakistan can foster sustainable economic growth, alleviate poverty, and promote prosperity for all its citizens by prioritizing rural development and addressing the systemic challenges exacerbating rural inflation.

With the farmers’ protests gaining momentum, New Delhi is bracing for a potential siege, highlighting the political significance of farmer discontent in
the forthcoming elections.

Though the Aam Aadmi Party, led by Arvind Kejriwal, has a successful track record of good governance, it lacks the ideological antidote to counter the BJP’s right-wing narrative.

The real power lies within the collective will and determination of the Pakistani people to shape their own destiny.

Opening the Namche Langa border, positioned as a potential trade hub, could facilitate economic growth for Nepal and neighboring countries.

While all-round decay has been familiar to the country, Karachi has been doubly hit chiefly because of the rural-urban divide.

American strategy to deal with the surge of terrorism in Afghanistan will remain elusive and devoid of tactical response.

Market experts believe that the KSE-100 index may touch new heights by the end of 2024, considering the political stability and improvement in macroeconomic indicators in Pakistan.

The inauguration of the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple and its political ramifications highlight the intricate interplay between religion and politics in today’s India.

In India, Nawaz Sharif is seen as a leader who wants peace and regional stability. However, his absence from the political scene removed a familiar figure from the equation, but the underlying challenges in bilateral ties between Pakistan and India remain largely unchanged.

India’s presence in the Maldives has been driven by maintaining meaningful control over crucial sea routes in the Indian Ocean.

The BJP, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is riding on a divisive right-wing agenda. INDIA, an alliance of over 25 major political parties, can offer its electorate an alternative, inclusive agenda for social transformation.

It’s time South and Southeast Asian countries learned from their erroneous past and moved towards a truly democratic path.

Struggling for a just financial future, Sri Lanka must move away from dependence on traditional lenders and explore alternative funding sources.

The surprising choice by the Maldivian government not to recharge the hydrographic study concurrence with India has opened another section in their oceanic participation.

This revision of the India-Nepal Peace Treaty is not merely a political objective but a reaction to the changing dynamics of geopolitics and a crucial text in the history of bilateral ties.

The Pakistani public is bearing the brunt of an economic crisis, with tax hikes and electricity cost increases.

Unless the powers that be exercise due care and build some safety features into the system, full horror could be back on us again.

When a convicted criminal returns to the country and is not arrested, this unprecedented attitude questions the integrity of the court of law.

Pakistan will have to overcome severe difficulties and hurdles to achieve full BRICS membership.