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A Significant Step Toward Export Promotion: Export Credit Insurance Gives Pakistani SMEs New…
By: Syed Mujtaba Rizwan
Exports have always held fundamental importance in Pakistan's economy. For any country, selling goods and services in international markets generates foreign exchange. It also strengthens industrial development,…
Gaza’s Ceasefire Still Has a Body Count
By: Muskan Umer
Louay al-Ajla, 54, was asleep when the six-storey building near him collapsed before dawn on September 17. He lost nearly ten family members.
Nearby, survivor Nader El-Ejlah described the search through the wreckage:…
Pakistan’s Brick Kilns Are a Health Crisis Built on Debt” authored
By Dr Amaal Khalid Chauhan.
Picture a moulder outside Lahore kneading wet clay well before dawn, a toddler sleeping on a mat nearby while he works the bricks to be baked beside him.
When the season is over, he'll have had shaped tens of…
How We Can Keep Our Girls Safe From Rape – In Pakistan and Around The World
By Zunaira Riaz
The safety of our girls is the responsibility of every home, society and state, both in Pakistan and around the world, and it cannot be ensured by restricting girls but by reforming men and the system.
True protection…
AI’s second chance for the Global South
For developing countries, technological revolutions often arrive twice: first as a promise and later as a reminder of how far behind they remain. The industrial age was built around capital-intensive factories; the information age around…
Basic Services and Public Frustration in IIOJK
When people take to the streets demanding roads, healthcare, clean water or other basic services, the protest is rarely about a single road, a single hospital or a single administrative decision. It is often the visible expression of a much…
Petrol Relief in Difficult Times
The global economy is once again passing through a period in which the effects of tensions arising in one region can quickly reach other parts of the world. The current situation in the Middle East and fluctuations in global oil prices have…
“The insensitivity of the Forest Department.”
Written by Imran Chaudhary
( Chjournalist5@gmail.com )
Fourteen hundred years ago, the Prophet Muhammad said that
"If a Muslim plants a fruit tree and then people and animals eat from it, it becomes a charity for the one who…
IIOJK: The World’s Largest Open-Air Jail — A Defence and Strategic Perspective
The term security in strategic studies generally means the defense of a state's territory and people against external dangers. However, in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), the very instruments of state security – the…

