Economics

May 4, 2026
ISCES
Economics, Mian Majid Ali Afzal

From a Debtor State to a Sovereign State: Pakistan’s Need for a New Economic Doctrine

By Mian Majid Afzal In world politics, states faced traditional security threats along their borders from neighboring rival countries, as well as from regional powers and superpowers, in the...

April 23, 2026
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Current Affairs, Economics, Momina Malik Awan

De-Dollarization and the West Asian War: The Future of the Indian Economy

By Momina Malik Awan In 2026, the Indian economy is caught in a dual and highly consequential dynamic. The former is structural: the rapidly growing process of de-dollarisation of...

April 5, 2026
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Current Affairs, Economics, Mian Majid Ali Afzal, Middel East

Blindsided in Tehran & Kabul: US Policy Failure Unravel

By Mian Majid Ali Afzal Afghanistan is considered a gateway for Central Asia and other parts of the Asian continent, like South Asia and the Middle East. In every...

March 19, 2026
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Current Affairs, Economics, Int'l Relations, Mian Majid Ali Afzal

The Rise of Petro-Yuan: A New Era for the Global Economy

By Mian Majid Ali Globalization described the world as a single society. In the present era, the whole world is interconnected. Countries of the world are divided into developed...

March 14, 2026
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Current Affairs, Economics, Falak Sher, Int'l Relations, Strategic Communication

The High Cost of War: Why the U.S. Iran Conflict Matters for Pakistan

By Falak Sher Khan War in the twenty-first century is fought not only with missiles, aircraft, and soldiers, but also with vast financial resources. The ongoing confrontation between the...

February 4, 2026
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Artificial Intelligence, Economics, Falak Sher, Strategic Communication

The Hidden Commodity Powering AI: Why Pakistan Must Reclaim Its Data Wealth

By Falak Sher Khan Pakistan’s Digital Pakistan vision and emerging AI ambitions rest on an invisible foundation: data. Yet data, the fuel of artificial intelligence, remains unpriced, unmeasured, and...

January 31, 2026
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Economics, Int'l Relations, Mian Majid Ali Afzal

Strategic Options After the India–EU FTA

Comparative Economic Trajectories of India and Pakistan: Strategic Options After the India–EU FTABy Mian Majid Ali Afzal The signing of the India-European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA) in the...

January 22, 2026
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Current Affairs, Economics, Falak Sher, Int'l Relations

UAE’s South Asia Engagement: Understanding Divergent Outcomes

By Falak Sher Khan The UAE President’s visits to Pakistan in December 2025 and India in January 2026 occurred within weeks of each other, yet the outcomes differed in...

November 15, 2025
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Economics, Mian Majid Ali Afzal

Commodities of Power

By Mian Majid Ali Afzal Great powers always try to organize the world in line with their economic and strategic interests, influencing defense productions, Information Technology (11), defense systems...

September 18, 2022
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Economics

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