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Pakistan, over the years, has made the law against blasphemy so retrogressive that more often than not people charge others, especially minorities, of blasphemy for revenge, taking over property or forcibly marry…

The government officials, responsible for supplying adequate wheat flour to the people, failed on several counts, forcing people to come out into the streets, blocking highways, for weeks before the government capitulated.

Political instability, unmanageable inflation, and rising religious extremism are the major factors that are driving Pakistanis out… writes Dr Sakariya Kareem The recent case of a Pakistan airline employee getting vanished in

Pakistan must navigate challenges in the finance sector by diversifying its economic alliances, reducing dependence on singular partners, and negotiating funding arrangements that align with its long-term developmental objectives. The road ahead