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Nato blockade issue: economic perspective

Thursday, 17 May 2012
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The government has in principle decided to reopen the Nato supply routes and the truth of this assertion lies in the extension of an invitation to President Asif Ali Zardari to attend the Chicago summit scheduled on May 20 and 21, which would be attended by around 60 heads of government. Around a week ago, on May 10, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Nato Secretary General had suggested, without explicitly mentioning Pakistan, that the country could miss out on important talks on the future of Afghanistan in Chicago if it fails to reopen supply routes in time.


Poles apart

Thursday, 17 May 2012
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National Assembly Speaker Dr Fehmida Mirza has taken some wind out of the sails of those who believe she would help neuter the Supreme Court verdict against Prime Minister Gilani. They hope she would not send a follow-up reference to the Election Commission seeking his disqualification as Member of the National Assembly, a position by virtue of which he is the prime minister.

Philanthropy versus micro finance

Saturday, 31 December 2011
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ImageThe head of the United Nations High Commissioner on Refugees (UNHCR) mission in Afghanistan Peter Nicklaus acknowledged what he termed 'the biggest mistake' ever made by the entity he serves: "we thought if we gave humanitarian assistance then macro-development would kick in ... it's the income that counts, the livelihood. In very simple terms we need to find jobs for the people coming back."

Nuclear equation for peace in South Asia

Saturday, 31 December 2011
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ImageWhether the glass is half empty or half full, the Pakistan-India talks on conventional and nuclear weapons confidence-building measures (CBMs) held in Islamabad this week failed to offer a clear reply to this question. The two-day expert level talks moved both ways. While it showed clear move in certain areas in some others it copiously projected Indian intransigence by sticking to the status quo.

Call for improving banking services

Friday, 30 December 2011
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ImageFinancial institutions of a country play a vital role in its development by channelising national savings into investment. The level of efficiency at which they can play such a role is, therefore, very important for the policymakers of a country, particularly the monetary authorities who are charged with the responsibility of looking after its banking system.

Preparing for the dengue challenge

Friday, 30 December 2011
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ImageLahore being the hardest hit by a dengue fever epidemic earlier this year, the Lahore Development Authority (LDA) is getting ready for another spell, which is likely to start in the second week of February and last till the first week of April. The other day, the LDA hosted an awareness seminar on "Causes and Prevention of Dengue Fever", where its Director General noted that it is not a disease but a social problem, which can be controlled by involving the community. He advised the people to make use of anti-mosquito sprays in their homes and offices.

Interesting times

Thursday, 29 December 2011
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ImagePresident Zardari's moves have never been easy to figure out; so is his speech he made at the graveside of Benazir Bhutto before a large crowd that had gathered there to grieve her fourth death anniversary. To some, it is the last hurrah of a man who has decided to go down fighting. "We want to live in history and not in headlines," he declared, committing himself to follow the path of Aung San Suu Kyi. But to many others, President Zardari has tried to bring down the political temperature that had shot up many degrees in the wake of over-heated political scenario in general and the Memogate case in particular.

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