Take School to the Child
Summary
The article “Take School to the Child” by Gulmina Bilal Ahmad addresses Pakistan’s severe education crisis, with over 22.8 million children aged five to 16 years out of school
This article discusses the recent BRICS and SCO summits in October 2024, where both organizations highlighted the pursuit of a multipolar world order as a counterbalance to the US-led global structure.
The article explores the evolving alliances between China, Pakistan, and Russia within the context of South Asian geopolitics.
The editorial “Regional trade” emphasizes the importance of enhancing trade relations in South Asia, particularly between Pakistan and its neighboring countries.
In “Imbalance of Power,” discusses the essential nature of power in political systems, emphasizing the need for a balanced distribution to prevent chaos and ensure stability
In “Remaking of the Middle East,” discusses the plight of Palestinians, emphasizing their lack of a sovereign state and the dire conditions they face under Israeli control
The article Pakistan: National Interest and US Relations” examines into Pakistan’s position in global politics, especially concerning its relationships with major powers like the United States and China
The article “Illusion of Power” by Maleeha Lodhi critically examines the recent 26th Constitutional Amendment in Pakistan, which grants the government authority to appoint the Chief Justice and establish judicial benches
The inauguration of the Gwadar International Airport, celebrated recently by Pakistani and Chinese officials, symbolizes a key infrastructure advancement for the Gwadar port city
In the first quarter of FY25, Pakistan saw improvement in its external sector, including goods exports and remittances, resulting in a current account surplus and relative stability of the rupee