Analyzing the Foreign Minister of Pakistan’s upcoming visit to China

China and Pakistan both are passing through a difficult time and facing similar challenges from the West. His visit will further cement existing understanding and harmony among the two brotherly states. It will strengthen our cooperation and collaboration in all dimensions.

Challenges faced by frozen food market in Pakistan

The market for frozen value-added food products is ever-growing in Pakistan. Even though the market is not so huge yet, mainly because frozen food doesn’t fall under the FMCG. It is more of a luxury product for a specific niche.

A history of civil-military interventions in Pakistan

The third major civil-military intervention was in 1998 when Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif relieved General Jahangir Karamat from the command of the Army after General Karamat delivered a lecture at the Naval War College. 

The art of political science in Pakistan

Imran faces a bigger challenge than Sharif’s right now. He now heads one of the biggest political forces and has effectively replaced PPP as an All Pakistan Political party with a presence in length and breadth of the country.

The tale of Pakistan’s civil nuclear program

The journey is continuing and bringing more prosperity to our homeland in the fields of science and technology. It also projects Pakistan’s soft, peaceful image of despite several global concerns on our nuclear program.

The Power of Habits

Keeping in view the above discussion, it is very important for individuals, organizations, and society to deeply follow/implement the mechanism of habit in order to loop the champion habits for the betterment of society.

The Crypto Conundrum and Pakistan!

Economies like Dubai, El Salvador, China, and India are taking steps to be inclusive of digital currencies/ crypto trading. Dubai per se act as a haven for crypto traders and miners, for their only concern, is the volatility and instability of crypto.

Is PayPal really coming to Pakistan?

PayPal is a highly popular online payment platform that makes it incredibly easy to send money overseas. The American company was founded back in 1998 and it operates in several major countries across the globe, but not in Pakistan.

US post-1991 penetration into Eurasia

The Soviet Union's collapse, in 1991, enabled Washington to proceed with its aim of extending US hegemony by penetrating into the heart of Eurasia. In doing so, the Americans hoped their strategic policies would negate Russian and Iranian influence.

Questioning Saudi Arabia’s religious moderation

The Riyadh conference followed Nahdlatul Ulama's footsteps, the world's largest Muslim civil society movement with 90 million followers in the world's largest Muslim majority country and most populous democracy.

Resurging terrorism in Pakistan: What needs to be done?

The changing security dynamics in the region are having a direct impact on Pakistan. If a comprehensive terrorism prevention strategy is not adopted immediately, the fatal surge of terrorism will have huge social, economic, and diplomatic consequences.

Addressing the Mountain of Debt

Patron in chief APTMA analyses the Institute of Policy Reforms report “What to Do about Pakistan’s Mountain of Debt,” and provides a succinct and sophisticated overview of the economic issues that plague our country.