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Supreme Court asks government to set priorities on interests of the country responsibly Islamabad (December 16), The Chief Justice of Pakistan, Justice Iftikhar Chaudhary, while hearing the case about rental power plants, asked as to why the government had failed to optimize the generation capacity of independent power producers (IPPs) reliant on sources other than […]
UN conference on climate; a long way to go to achieve the desired results Durban; the UN conference on climate organized Durban, although was regarded successful by the participants, but remained failed to achieve satisfactory results. A package of accords includes an agreement which gives a new lease of life to the 1997 Kyoto Protocol […]
Bridging trust deficit is the only key to improve Pak-US relations Islamabad (December16), America’s ambassador to Pakistan, Cameron Munter, said today that his government was working on the strategy to avoid Mohamand agency like tragic incidents in the future. While talking to the media personal, the American envoy reiterated that the NATO/ American attack on […]
Pakistan Foreign Exchange Reserves to stand at $16.69 billion Karachi (December 16), despite cautions from energy shortage marred industry and textile sectors of the country to experience decline in the exports, Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves during the last week reached to $ 16.69 billion. In the previous week, the figure stood at $ 16.68 billion. […]
Speculations over army and civilian government hit the KSE; Local Equities down at four-month low Karachi (December 16); amid the speculation of a deteriorated relationship between military and the civilian government over the memo-gate issue, the investors in the KSE have expressed their concerns by showing a lower interest in trading as the local equities […]
PTI expresses its resolve to not to have corruption tainted candidates Haripur (December 15), Chairman Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf, Imran Khan, while addressing a public gathering, which observed a former stalwart of Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) joining the PTI, said that his party was determined to not to give tickets to the corrupts for the upcoming […]
Marred by Energy Shortage; textile sector fears to bear 30% export decline Islamabad (December 15), Marred by an unending energy crisis, the textile sector in Pakistan is feared to face a 30 per cent decline in its total exports. The expected decline is estimated to cause a loss of $ 4 billion to the country’s […]
Pakistan struggles to keep fiscal deficit below 7 percent ISLAMABAD (December 15): Economic managers of Pakistan have been reported to make frantic efforts for keeping the unbridled fiscal deficit below 7 percent, however, the task they have been entrusted with seems to be daunting. Moreover, the challenge of keeping the foreign reserves at the presently […]
Regional cooperation for water governance, time for South Asia to sign the ESPOO Islamabad (December 15), on the concluding day of this year’s Sustainable Development Conference by the Sustainable Development Policy Institute in the session on ‘Regional cooperation for water governance, it was highlighted by the experts that all South Asian countries immediately should sign […]
Rethinking education for pluralism: representation of religious minorities in public and madrassah educatio Islamabad (December 15), During a session on ‘rethinking education for pluralism: representation of religious minorities in public and madrassah education’ in the Sustainable Development Conference of the SDPI in Best Western Hotel, experts recommended government to negotiate with madrassah umbrella organizations to […]
‘Re-imaging security in South Asia’; policies revolve around state-centric security in SAARC countries Islamabad (December 15), at the concluding day of the 14th Sustainable Development Conference by the Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI), the speakers highlighted the fact that the South Asia is facing policy challenges as the current policy environment revolves around state-centric security […]
Actionable research to bridge research-policy-practice gap for sustainable and democratic future ISLAMABAD: (December 15, 2011) There is a dire need of collaboration among academicians and researchers in order to determine actionable and creative research agenda to save this country and ensure its sustainable development, said Dr Nadeem Ul Haque, Deputy Chairman Planning Commission of Pakistan […]
