Advantage Sharif as Pakistan Army Rallies To Contain Imran
The army has for now decided to contain Khan and throw its weight behind the Shehbaz Sharif government. This is needed to also stem
SPECIAL: IMF pins hopes on India for global economic revival
IMF predicts 5.9 per cent growth for India. The country continues to remain a relative “bright spot” in the world economy, and will alone
NAYA KASHMIR: Reforms Foster Development
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Jammu and Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Jammu have been made functional. The number of government degree colleges/engineering colleges
Cash Crisis Puts Breaks On Pakistan Projects
There have been reports earlier in media about Pak Missions in European countries struggling to release salaries due for several months. Its Embassies in
Dwindling textile sector hurts the livelihoods and economy of Pakistan
Textile exports slumped by 30 per cent in February and 21 per cent in March 2023, year-on-year. The textile exports have recorded a decline
Metadata Hosts Seminar in Dubai to Showcase the Latest in Microsoft Technology and Property-xRM
Dubai-headquartered Metadata Technologies organises a real estate technology summit at Marriott, Dubai on the latest in Artificial Intelligence, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Technology, Property-xRM, and
Abolish veto rights or expand UNSC: India
The root cause in the view of India and many countries is the architecture of the Council that reflects the post-World War II scenario
Modi’s foreign policy: A nine-year retrospective
Over the last nine years, India has taken several far-reaching initiatives both domestically and globally that have significantly enhanced its clout and prestige in
SPECIAL: Uzbekistan Unveils Reforms To Welcome Foreign Investments
Uzbekistan has been working to improve its investment climate and has made significant progress in recent years. In 2019, the government established the Investment
London event supports the demand for global recognition of 1971 Bangladesh Genocide
European Bangladesh Forum (EBF) organised the symposium at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London to support the call to
