Crisis of population growth.
The article highlights the alarming rate of population growth in Pakistan, which has surged to 2.55% between 2017 and 2023. Despite efforts to control it, the population has grown by 110 million in the last 25 years, making Pakistan’s growth rate the highest in South Asia.
The resurgence of terrorism in Pakistan, particularly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and Balochistan, poses severe challenges for national security. Recent incidents, such as the destructive attack in Lower Kurram and ongoing assaults on security personnel, draws attention to the urgent need for a recalibrated counterterrorism (CT) strategy.
The article explores the rising threat of terrorism from Afghanistan and its implications for Pakistan’s security. It explains that Afghanistan’s governance issues, rooted in historical ethnic and tribal divisions,
Two years after OpenAI’s GPT-3.5 made its groundbreaking debut, artificial intelligence (AI) has yet to produce the anticipated economic transformation.
The article highlights the intrinsic connection between education and economic development in Pakistan. It highlights how higher education institutions need to prioritize industry collaboration and practical training to produce market-ready graduates.
The Afghan refugee crisis has escalated into a critical challenge for Pakistan, straining its already fragile economy and limited resources. Hosting a vast number of refugees has overburdened the country’s employment opportunities and social services
The article highlights escalating trade tensions between China and the European Union (EU) following the EU’s imposition of anti-subsidy tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs)
This article evaluates Pakistan’s current economic state with a balanced perspective. While the economy shows signs of stabilization, it remains far from true growth
The article highlights the escalating violence in Balochistan, emphasizing the state’s decision to launch a military operation to restore peace
Donald Trump’s return as president-elect has left the Middle East both united and uncertain. Leaders and analysts predict his second term will transform American foreign policy in the region, but the direction remains unclear, depending on the influence of his close advisors.