The Fragile Digital Economy: Are We Prepared for Failure?
The modern economy runs on digital systems that most people rarely see but depend on every day. Money moves through…
Truth, beyond the illusion.
The modern economy runs on digital systems that most people rarely see but depend on every day. Money moves through…
Weekly global affairs roundup | 18–24 October 2026 From renewed diplomatic manoeuvring in Asia to mounting public anger in Europe,…
Pakistan has benefited enormously from preferential access to the European Union market under the Generalised Scheme of Preferences Plus (GSP+).…
Western Europe is facing a critical challenge regarding community cohesion, integration, and the boundaries of political speech. Beyond traditional socio-economic…
International diplomacy has always been a theater of grand gestures, but the recent state visit of Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu…
Clashes in Afghanistan’s Nuristan province intensify regional security concerns and renew questions about Pakistan’s alleged links to militant networks operating…
Imposing emergency rule on a province already scarred by decades of conflict risks becoming yet another experiment in authoritarian governance.…
Resolutions adopted in Geneva highlight growing international attention to the human rights implications of artificial intelligence, digital technologies and unequal…
Rising energy and fertiliser prices, expensive borrowing and heavy debt repayments are increasing pressure on developing economies, prompting renewed discussions…
Disruption around the Strait of Hormuz is demonstrating how regional conflict can reshape energy markets, influence international alliances and place…