A New Education Order
By Hasan Saeed Published in Dawn on February 27, 2024 In Pakistan, where tradition and modernity often intersect, a silent revolution is brewing within the walls of schools and educational institutions. A revolution that is centred around the transformative power of strategic communication and is redefining the landscape of education. […]
Over 23,000 Pakistanis languishing in foreign jails, Senate panel told
By Jamal Shahid Published in Dawn on February 21, 2024 ISLAMABAD: As almost 23,456 Pakistan nationals are imprisoned abroad, mostly in the Gulf countries, the Senate Standing Committee on Human Rights on Tuesday directed the foreign ministry to formulate a much-delayed ‘Uniform Consular Protection Policy’ within three months and get[…]
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FebPolitical instability can mar IMF programme: Fitch
Published in The Express Tribune on February 19, 2024 ISLAMBAD: The international credit rating agency Fitch has warned that the close outcome of the Feb 8 general elections and resulting near-term political uncertainty may complicate efforts to secure a financing agreement with the International Monetary Fund. “This looks set to[…]
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FebHow bad is country’s debt crisis and can the IMF save it?
Published in The Express Tribune on February 14, 2024 LONDON: Negotiations on a new government in Pakistan have allayed immediate fears of instability in the nuclear-armed nation following inconclusive elections last week, but the risk of a full-scale economic crisis remains. A $3 billion programme from the International Monetary Fund[…]
