Tag: #Economics
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Climate Action Can’t Be Stopped — And ‘Climate Realism’ Is a Dangerous Myth
By Nasir Ismail | International Affairs Columnist Ten years after the Paris Agreement, the world is at a crossroads. While political winds have shifted—sometimes violently—the momentum toward clean energy hasn’t just continued; it has accelerated. Al Gore’s recent TED Countdown Summit talk laid out a stark reality: despite the fossil fuel industry’s push for so-called…
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Corruption: The Mother of All Evils
Woefully speaking, Pakistan is undergoing multifarious evils, but the most hazardous of them is corruption. Because corruption is the mother of all evils. It begets political, economical, and social problems for a country. Due to corruption, a country cannot flourish. Joe Biden, president of United States, said: “Corruption is a cancer that eats away at…
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From corruption to the Dream of a new Pakistan!
This opinion article is shared by Ms. Nini Malik. Corruption has unfolded its wings in almost every institution of Pakistan. We are living in a country where each and every person who could have looted this country blindly, has done so. It includes government, judiciary, police, education, and health services, to almost every other institution.…
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International Islamic University Extends Last Date for Submitting Admission Application
International Islamic University has extended the last date for submitting admission applications.
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Trio win Nobel Economics Prize for work on poverty
Stockholm, Oct 14 (AFP/APP): A trio of American economists on Monday won the Nobel Economics Prize for their work in the fight against poverty, including with new approaches in education and healthcare, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said. Indian-born Abhijit Banerjee of the US, his French-American wife Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer of the…