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Shifting goals blur picture of US blockade on Iran

The United States has vowed to blockade Iran’s ships until the country makes a deal to end their war. But…

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Hormuz crisis throws spotlight on world’s largest ‘chokepoint’ – the Malacca Strait

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has forced policymakers in Asia to face questions over the security of other…

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A case for fuel reforms

Pakistan’s fuel crisis is often framed as global oil prices and question of subsidies, but in reality it is more…

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‘How energy pricing is undermining Pakistan’s industrial future’

Pakistan’s recent diplomatic success in helping ease tensions between the US and Iran has elevated its standing as a constructive…

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Is Trump’s unilateral ceasefire acceptable to Iran, Israel?

US President Donald Trump said he would indefinitely extend the ceasefire with Iran to allow for further peace talks, although it…

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Pakistan has an access problem

A Pakistani software engineer in Toronto wants to invest $200 in OGDC. A fund manager in Singapore has been tracking…

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Thinking creatively and differently is no longer optional; It is essential

Every year on 21 April, the global community observes World Creativity and Innovation Day, a United Nations initiative dedicated to…

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Tariffs and economic growth

Tariff policy plays a central role in shaping macroeconomic stability and long term economic growth, influencing fiscal revenues and inflation…

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Pakistan as a middle power

The ongoing confrontation involving Iran, Israel and the US has once again pushed the Middle East to the edge of…

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‘Injection culture, weak enforcement fuelling HIV outbreaks in Pakistan’

Infectious diseases experts have warned that Pakistan’s HIV epidemic is no longer confined to traditional high-risk groups, with about 39%…

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