In the context of General Elections 2018, this review attempts looking into the positions and approaches of significant political parties on issues related to the Pakistan and Afghanistan relations. The priorities and strategies of six major national parties i.e. PPP, PTI, PML-N, ANP, MMA and MQM in this regard have been assessed and analyzed on these important dimensions of national life.
In August 2021, the world witnessed the return of the Taliban in Afghanistan. Soon after assuming control of Kabul,... read more
Pakistan’s journey with IPPs began under the 1994 Power Generation Policy. Today, 100 IPPs are operational across the country,... read more
University students at over 150 colleges across the US are protesting against the Zionist regime’s genocidal actions in Gaza,... read more
SAARC’s socio-economic and geopolitical relevance is significant due to the diverse and strategic positions of its member countries. However,... read more
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Fisheries, a significant component of Pakistan’s economy, play a pivotal role in sustaining livelihoods and fostering economic growth, particularly... read more
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The IT sector has been one of the fastest-growing industries in Pakistan in recent years, contributing significantly to the... read more
The conference report titled ‘Commemorating 50 Years of the Constitution of Pakistan: Lessons for the Next 50 Years’ is... read more
Comment (1)
Concrete analysis of party manifestos, however, there is no comparison with recent developments and changing political environment in Afghanistan. Please write about current situation in Afghanistan and then form some future possible outcomes of democratic and reconciliation efforts of US and Chinese economic interests.
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