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Pakistan’s risk of defaulting has receded for now, but it needs more help from the IMF and foreign benefactors for a sustainable economic recovery.

If the energy transition has a cost for private investors (transition risks), so does climate change (physical risks).

by Abu Hurrairah Abbasi The BRICS, aimed at fostering collaboration among Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, is currently broadening its scope. The conference in Johannesburg from August 22 to 24 extended invitations to…

The longer the conflict lasts, the greater the pressure

Nigeria awash with dangerous pesticides in a race to grow more food

by Dr Ikramul Haq The EU Tax Observatory, serving as an autonomous research hub affiliated with the Paris School of Economics, is committed to advancing knowledge and tackling contemporary tax and inequality issues. Its…

By Sher Jan Khan On a strong geopolitical height, Pakistan's trade routes weave a tapestry of economic cooperation with Central Asian Republics (CARs) through China. Major General Farrukh Shahzad Rao, Director General of the…

by Dure Akram That Pakistan languishes on the edge of a slippery cliff has been written to the point of repetition. With the balance of payment crisis continuing to tip our fragile economy over the edge, default risks run high. Amid…

By Sehr Rushmeen India has long wished to become a prominent regional and global player. In its pursuit of superpower status, it has made advances to strengthen its defense capabilities and achieve technical dominance. India has…

Human rights languish on their knees in Afghanistan, a land that had finally begun to step out of the shadows of war and devastation. by Dure Akram Do you know what it feels like to be erased?Millions of Afghan woman languish on the…