22 July 2024, Monday | Vol 5, No.152

Imran Khan says no to any deal with the PPP

22 July 2024, Monday | Vol 5, No.152

Imran Khan says no to any deal with the PPP

20 July 2024, Saturday| Vol 5, No.142

PSB releases data for the 7th Population and Housing Census: Some key revelations

19 July 2024, Friday| Vol 5, No.150

Health and Nutrition in Pakistan: Four Takeaways

Judges and officials receive more suspicious letters with “toxic” powder

Police team took the letters into custody after being informed by the Supreme Court’s staff about the receipt of the letters

IMF ready to hold talks on new programme in coming months

IMF board will decide the release of its “last tranche” to Pakistan by the end of this month.

Threat letters to the judges

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif asserted that the government would probe into the ‘threat letters’ laced with ‘suspicious powder’ which was received by

“Attack on the judiciary won’t be tolerated,” says CJP Isa

According to the Constitution, the SC does not have the authority to have an inquiry commission

PR Weekly:Torkham border: Pakistan and Afghanistan relations

Vol. 02 No 06 & 07 | 25 September & 02 October 2023

PR Weekly:Torkham border: Pakistan and Afghanistan relations

Vol. 02 No 5 |11 September 2023

PR Weekly: Pakistan’s power predicament: Soaring bills and public discontent

Vol. 02 | Issue 04 |04 September 2023

PR Weekly: Imran Khan, Toshakhana Case, and Islamabad High Court

Vol. 02 | Issue 03 |28 August 2023

Attacks on Chinese Investments in Pakistan

Who, Where And Why?

Pakistan's civil nuclear programme

Ambitious expansion plans to face multiple challenges

Digital Pakistan

Idea, Potential and Challenges

The "I-am-not-Malala" narrative

Three reasons why Pakistan loves to hate a young Nobel laurate

Iran and Pakistan: Six Takeaways of President Raisi’s Islamabad Visit

Both sides committed to increasing their trade volume to USD ten billion over the course of five years

Farmers in Pakistan's Punjab threaten to protest: Five reasons why

Political leaders, particularly the opposition, have also backed the farmers, seeing an opportunity to capitalize on broad anger among rural voters.

Fafen Report on By-elections: Four Major Takeaways

The report revealed that approximately 36 per cent of the registered voters cast their votes in the by-elections.

The X in Pakistan: Who has banned it? And why?

X has been facing a ban in Pakistan since 17 February, nearly ten days after the general elections were held on 8 February

The Pashtuns: A Contested History

Tilak Devasher

Member, National Security Advisory Board (NSAB)

The rise of Islamic banking in Pakistan

Ankit Singh

PhD Scholar, School of Conflict and Security Studies, NIAS

India's Pakistan Conundrum: Managing a complex relationship

Amb Sharat Sabharwal

Former High Commissioner to Pakistan