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UK and Pakistan sign agreement to return foreign criminals and immigration offenders


18 August 2022, Thursday I Vol 3, No.186

In Brief EXTERNAL UK and Pakistan sign agreement to return foreign criminals and immigration offenders On 17 August, UK Home Secretary Priti Patel and Pakistan Interior Secretary Yousaf Naseem Khokhar signed an agreement under which foreign criminals and immigration offenders from the UK can be returned to Pakistan. Patel said, “I’m proud to have signed a new landmark agreement with our Pakistani friends to return foreign...

Daily Briefs

17 August 2022, Wednesday I Vol 3, No.185

PPP raises concern over government’s decision on petrol hike

Daily Briefs

16 August 2022, Tuesday I Vol 3, No.184

Government set to dispatch letter of intent to IMF

Daily Briefs

12 August 2022, Friday I Vol 3, No.183

National Assembly hold Minority Convention for the first time

Daily Briefs

11 August 2022, Thursday I Vol 3, No.182

Raid on Gill's driver's house 'legal,' says ICT police

PR Short Notes

Remittances and their importance for the Pakistan


May 2022 | PR Short Notes

On 13 May, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) released a monthly report on remittances. For the first time, remittances crossed the figure of USD three billion in a month, which gave hope that the country...

PR Short Notes

May 2022

Reviving Pakistan-US ties: A distraction or strategy?

The engagement between the US and Pakistan is likely to remain transactional

PR Short Notes

May 2022

The political crisis in Punjab: Three likely scenarios

Punjab now has a chief minister, but no cabinet yet.

PR Short Notes

May 2022

Pakistan’s Sugar Crisis: New government, Old issues

Temporary measures on sugar export will not address the existing sugar crisis in Pakistan

PR Short Notes

February 2022

Pollution and the Ravi river: Effect of pharmaceutical effluents

The root problem lies is decades of unregulated dumping and discharge of toxic urban and industrial wastewater along the riverbanks.

Pakistan This Week

Pakistan Weekly


July 2022 | Pakistan This Week

Pakistan This Week

July 2022

Pakistan Weekly

Supreme Court verdict on the no-trust motion against Imran Khan; PTI’s return in Punjab

Pakistan This Week

July 2022

Pakistan Weekly

The Energy Crisis and Pakistan’s Textile Industry; Qatar-Pakistan relations; Pakistan and the US; GB & "AJK" Budget

Pakistan This Week

May 2022

Pakistan Weekly

The idea of marches; Erosion of Pakistani Rupee

Pakistan This Week

May 2022

Pakistan Weekly

Remittances and their importance; Reviving Pakistan-US ties; Effects of Climate Change; Kabul River Agreement

PR Insights

Attacks on Chinese Investments in Pakistan


September 2021 | PR Insights

With the rising frequency of attacks on Chinese people, property and resources in Pakistan, the iron - clad brothers are facing a long list of uncertain suspects.

PR Insights

August 2021

Pakistan's civil nuclear programme

Ambitious expansion plans to face multiple challenges

PR Insights

August 2021

Digital Pakistan

Idea, Potential and Challenges

PR Insights

July 2021

The "I-am-not-Malala" narrative

Three reasons why Pakistan loves to hate a young Nobel laurate

PR Insights

May 2021

TLP's road to popularity

Five main factors which have aided in intensifying the party’s popularity among the masses

PR Comments

PR Profiles: Parvez Elahi


August 2022 | PR Comments

PR Comments

August 2022

PTI’s Election Commission Problem

The PTI’s issue with the ECP stems from technical differences and mistrust

PR Comments

August 2022

The superior judiciary in Pakistan is divided: Four reasons why

The tendency of current superior judges to impersonate constitutional interpretation is an emerging trend since the 2010s

PR Comments

July 2022

Geo-economics and Pakistan: A critique

Geo-economic aspirations of Pakistan against the backdrop of geo-politics of South Asia

PR Comments

July 2022

Supreme Court verdict on the no-trust motion against Imran Khan

The Supreme Court’s verdict on Qasim Khan Suri’s ruling on the no-trust move highlights the cracks in Pakistan’s parliament

Events

From conflict transition to an urban recourse; women in tribal areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: Four takeaways


4 March 2022

Ankit Singh

Phd Scholar, School of Conflict and Security Studies, NIAS

Events

11 February 2022

IMF Article IV consultation report with Pakistan

Ankit Singh

Phd Scholar, School of Conflict and Security Studies, NIAS

Events

4 February 2022

The Missing Baloch: Enforced Disappearances in Balochistan

Tejusvi Shukla

Postgraduate scholar, CHRIST (Deemed to be University).

Events

28 January 2022

Provincial Outlook for Pakistan in 2022

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