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Experts commend CPEC expansion to Afghanistan
Terrorism · Afghanistan

Experts commend CPEC expansion to Afghanistan

Extending the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor to Afghanistan is a significant step toward building a future based on connectivity, stability and shared prosperity, experts say.See the Story
In Pakistan, Corruption Seen As Enabler Not Deterrent For FDI: Report - Pakistan Live News
Corruption · Pakistan

In Pakistan, Corruption Seen As Enabler Not Deterrent For FDI: Report - Pakistan Live News

An employee counts Pakistani rupee notes at a bank in Peshawar, Pakistan August 22, 2023. — Reuters  KARACHI: Foreign direct investment is pouring into Pakistan despite systemic corruption, according to a new study that exposes the structural flaws driving capital into fragile sectors. A policy brief from the Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) finds that foreign investors continue to deploy capital in Pakistan even as the country languis…See the Story
The Digital Battlefield: Regulating Cyber Warfare in International Law
Infrastructure · Islamabad

The Digital Battlefield: Regulating Cyber Warfare in International Law

Download Cyber warfare has emerged as a prominent method for states to pursue strategic objectives by targeting digital infrastructure, disrupting essential services, and spreading disinformation, all without engaging in traditional military action. These operations often evade attribution and accountability, complicating legal responses and blurring the boundaries of what constitutes as the use of force under international law. Despite the grow…Read Article

Exchange Rate Pass-Through to Consumer Prices in Pakistan: New Evidence From a VAR Analysis (2013-2023)

Download Exchange Rate Pass-Through (ERPT) refers to the degree to which changes in the exchange rate (ER) affect domestic prices of an economy. Since Pakistan’s economy has a considerable level of openness to international trade, the domestic price level is sensitive to external price shocks. A change in the ER can lead to either the appreciation or depreciation of the Pakistani Rupee (PKR). This shift, in turn, affects the prices of imported g…Economy · PakistanRead Article

Boy child often targets for recruitment into non-state armed groups – CDS — National Accord Newspaper %

The Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), Gen. Christopher Musa, says that boys are often primary targets for recruitment The post Boy child often targets for recruitment into non-state armed groups – CDS appeared first on National Accord Newspaper.UNICEF · NigeriaSee the Story

Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Job Displacement in Pakistan’s Industrial Sector

Download This study examines the increasing impact of automation and artificial intelligence (AI) on employment patterns in Pakistan’s major economic sectors, such as manufacturing, agriculture, logistics, energy, construction, and services. As labour-intensive sectors make up the backbone of Pakistan’s economy, AI adoption presents opportunities for increased productivity as well as threats of large-scale job losses. The analysis finds that as …Artificial Intelligence · PakistanRead Article

”The Undermining of Peacebuilding: India’s Aggression and Pakistan’s Right to Self- Defense”

By Muhammad Shabaan Anjum    In recent weeks, South Asia has once again found itself on edge. The attack in Pahalgam, located in Indian-Occupied Kashmir (IOK), has been hastily attributed to Pakistan by Indian authorities, following a familiar pattern of unfounded allegations. While India positions itself as a victim of cross-border terrorism, recent events suggest a more troubling reality— New Delhi’s actions are undermining regional peace and …United Nations · DelhiSee the Story

Pakistanʼs Energy Sector:Need for Strategic and CommercialStorages (Oil & Gas)

Download The post Pakistanʼs Energy Sector:Need for Strategic and CommercialStorages (Oil & Gas) appeared first on IPRI - Islamabad Policy Research Institute.Islamabad · IslamabadRead Article

Global bonds rally despite Indo-Pak escalation

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Despite escalating Indo-Pak tensions following airstrikes, Pakistan's Euro and Sukuk bonds have posted notable gains in global markets, highlighting investor confidence in the country's macroeconomic management and IMF-backed reform agenda. Yields on Pakistan's international bonds have declined by 18-61 basis points across various tenors over the last 8-9 days, reflecting a corresponding rise in bond prices. "Surprisingly, yields on Pakistan Eur…Airstrike · PakistanSee the Story

Pakistan may face 21% water shortage for kharif as India halts Indus Treaty, says IRSA

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The water shortage is a likely fallout of India's decision to hold the Indus Waters Treaty of 1960 in abeyance following the Pahalgam attack, which was attributed to Pakistan's support for cross-border terrorism.Narendra ModiSee the Story

Indus Waters Treaty and the Myth of Fundamental Change – A Legal and Policy Assessment

Download India is pushing for modification of the Indus Waters Treaty (“IWT”), a long-standing water-sharing instrument between India and Pakistan. However, its arguments—based on population growth and climate change—fail to meet the legal criteria under international law for invoking the doctrine of rebus sic stantibus (fundamental change of circumstances). These factors were foreseeable and do not radically alter the treaty’s obligations. Such…Islamabad · IslamabadRead Article

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