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The Indian Chronicles report may now represent an opportunity for Pakistan — whose image is reeling from the consequences of the long-term campaign from India mounted against it — to set things right through astute diplomacy.
January, 2021
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13 January
What is the Future of US-Pakistan Relations under Biden?
Former US Ambassador to Pakistan Cameron Munter, Senior Research Professor at John Hopkins University Dr. Daniel Markey, Ikram Sehgal and other foreign policy experts hold a candid discussion on Pakistan-US relations.
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11 January
Reforming Pakistan’s Education System
Educational reform is certainly the need of the hour in Pakistan. The Ministry of Education is under pressure to produce results. But the development of a single national curriculum that lacks the consent of the provinces is counterproductive.
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2 January
Pakistan: Planning for 2021
Pakistan will have to tackle the many structural problems enhanced by COVID-19 when the crisis is over. However, planning for 2021 must address some major issues that are important for the country.
December, 2020
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27 December
Why India is Accused of Subverting the UN Charter
In a series of articles, a Pakistani magazine, MATRIX MAG, is reproducing parts of the EU DisInfo Lab report to explain how one member of the United Nations indulged in disinformation, slander, and fake news against another member.
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25 December
Trans-Asian Railway: Gateway for South and Southeast Asia
Trying to be a regional power on its way to being a global one, India is turning a blind eye to the fact that while Eurasia is a reality mainly because of BRI. The time of world leaders, global or even regional powers dominating others is vanishing and a multipolar world is in the making.
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19 December
In Focus: Military’s ‘Influence in Politics’ in Turkey and Pakistan
Why the coups have always been bloodless in Pakistan? Because the people knew the leaders were corrupt to the core and had made their lives miserable. In Turkey, the "leader was not corrupt" and that's why the 2016 coup was defeated.
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15 December
Pakistan’s Struggling Agriculture Sector – The Missing Piece in the Pie?
Pakistan is in dire need to urgently launch reforms to revitalize its agricultural sector. The immediate focus of the government should be on bringing Land Reforms.
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14 December
Pakistan and Bangladesh – Time to Move On
With the global and the regional power balances changing, new options for openings are available for both Pakistan and Bangladesh to use all the opportunities arising. Reforging a diplomatic and economic alliance between our two countries could be a priority.
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11 December
Low Earnings and Agricultural Neglect Push Pakistan into Food Insecurity
Food prices have been rising in double-digit figures since August 2019, with incomes falling due to the Covid-19-induced economic downturn.
