The choice before Pakistan is stark: it can continue the cycle of reactive relief or embrace a transformative agenda
In an age that loudly celebrates merit, education and...
There is an argument for targeted relief for small cars, possibly through a tiered duty reduction
Pakistan’s floods test not just the infrastructure and resources, but also social values
Improving clinical decision-making to combat anti-microbial resistance
The author shares a phenomenal personal experience
Remembering the many contributions of Dr Anis Alam
Jamil Nasir is a published author of three books on development and public policy. He has contributed several researched essays and articles to various academic journals, holds a degree from Columbia University and is a Chevening fellow. His latest book Development Challenges of Pakistan: Constraints and Choices has been published by Palgrave Macmillan.
Why artificial intelligence and skill education are key to future of employment
In the annals of dystopian literature, two names stand as...
