Category: Socio-Political Issues

Socio-Political Issues

Budget for FY-26 and Economic Prospects for Pakistan

It is comforting to note that Pakistan economy has breached the level of $400 billion economy. Per capita income had also breached the level of $1,800. With decrease in interest rates and inflation, the economy may get breathing space. Decrease in interest rates has eased the fiscal burden which will provide space to contain fiscal deficit at 3.9% of GDP and maintain primary surplus at 2.4% of GDP.

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Why Nations Fail

Authors argue that some nations are wealthier and more prosperous than others because of their political and economic institutions (e.g. government, market system). Good (inclusive) institutions enable investment and a sense of security in the government and the economic system and so nations prosper, but bad (extractive) institutions do not. Virtuous circles of innovation, expansion and peace are formed from inclusive institutions which form a cycle of increasing prosperity. Prof. Acemoglu and Prof. Robinson argue that exclusionary policies designed to enrich the elites and exploit the poor majority have prevented technological innovation, as the existing elites fought tooth and nail against anything that might endanger their privileges.

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پاکستان آزادی کے بعد: کیا کھویا کیا پایا

آج پاکستان میں ہم یوم آزادی پھرمنا رہے ہیں۔ معیشت میں ہم نے جی ڈی پی کے ساتھ ساتھ فی کس آمدنی میں بھی معقول اوسط نمو حاصل کی ہے۔ لیکن، ہمارا انفراسٹرکچر اور گورننس کمزور، پرانا اور آبادی میں اضافے کے مقابلے میں قابل اطمینان سطح پر نہیں ہے۔

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مذہبی شدت پسندی اور دعوت دین

تمام انسان ہمارے مدعو ہیں اور بحیثیت امت وسط ہماری ذمہ داری تھی کہ ان تک اسلام کاپیغام اپنے علم و عمل سے پہنچائیں۔ مگر ہمارے متشدد علم جو مذہب کی غلط تفہیم سے عبارت ہے اور حیوانی رویے جس کی زد سے اب مسلمان بھی محفوظ نہیں, دین کی دعوت کی راہ میں سب سے بڑی رکاوٹ ہیں۔ دین کی اساس ایک خدا کے سامنے اپنے اعمال کی جواب دہی اور آخرت میں جزا کا تصور ہے۔

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Highlights of Global Sustainable Development Report 2023

This report is a call to accept transformations with the instantly needed to accelerate progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals. The last report was published in 2019 after that many challenges have arrived, progress has been restricted in many areas, partly as a consequence of a confluence of crises – the ongoing pandemic, rising inflation and the cost-of-living crisis, environmental and economic distress, along with regional and national unrest, conflicts, and natural disasters.

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