Dawn Editorial Summary
The editorial critically examines the ongoing violence in Lebanon and Palestine, highlighting the disingenuous nature of the peace talks facilitated by the United States
In Politics of ‘nepo-babies’, Maleeha Lodhi critiques the dominance of dynastic politics, where political power is often inherited rather than earned. She argues that these “nepo-babies,”
The article discusses the significant shift in terrorism dynamics in Pakistan following the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan, leading to increased security challenges for foreign nationals, especially Chinese citizens.
In “Trade Distortions,” discusses the sluggish growth of Pakistan’s exports, attributing it to a reliance on traditional export sectors and high tariff barriers that hinder imports.
Saudi Arabia has decided to increase its investment in Pakistan by $600 million, bringing the total commitment to $2.8 billion, following Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s recent visit to Riyadh
The article “Reforming the Civil Service” addresses the pressing need for civil service reforms in Pakistan.
Parliamentary diplomacy is enhancing the relationship between Pakistan and Russia, with Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq emphasizing its role in fostering mutual respect and trust
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
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