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Political Parties' Persistent Failure To Rebuild Civilian Rule

Pakistan, Oct. 3 -- In April 2022, after Imran Khan lost a parliamentary vote of no confidence, Dr. Nadeem Malik, Senior Lecturer, School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Melbourne, in ... Read More


Debt, Growth And The Test Of Economic Sovereignty

Pakistan, Sept. 26 -- Pakistan's debt debate is trapped in the wrong question. Each budget season produces another argument about whether public debt has risen or fallen as a percentage of gross domes... Read More


Amin Mughal's Unfinished Argument With Pakistan

Pakistan, Aug. 18 -- Professor Amin Mughal died in London on August 12, 2026, aged 91. The bare announcement cannot convey the magnitude of the loss. Pakistan has not merely lost a distinguished teach... Read More


Delays In Tax Tribunal: Judgements Reserved, Forgotten And Reheard

Pakistan, Aug. 8 -- A taxpayer who misses a statutory deadline may lose the right of appeal, face recovery proceedings, pay default surcharge and suffer penalties. What happens when a tax tribunal mis... Read More


When Liquidity Becomes A Substitute For Reform: The Political Economy Of PSO's Crisis

Pakistan, Aug. 1 -- Pakistan's primary maritime energy corridors are currently affected by the regional conflict. The Strait of Hormuz has been blocked since the Iran-USA conflict escalated, and Qatar... Read More


Pakistan's Hardest Battle: Effective National Strategy For Lasting Peace

Pakistan, July 25 -- Pakistan is once again counting its dead people. Soldiers, police officers, other law-enforcement personnel and civilians are being killed across Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhw... Read More


War, Oil And New Geopolitics: Can Pakistan Convert Crisis Into Strategic Opportunity?

Pakistan, July 17 -- When the first missiles were fired on February 28, 2026, many observers hoped that the conflict would remain geographically confined and diplomatically manageable. That optimism h... Read More