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70 years of diplomatic relations: Pak-China Institute organises webinar on Future leaders in shaping Pak-China relations

National May 10, 2021 ISLAMABAD: In commemoration of 70 years of Pakistan-China diplomatic relations, the Pakistan-China Institute has organised a webinar titled Future leaders in shaping Pakistan-China relations . The conference was arranged under the Friends of Silk Road initiative and the webinar was arranged to understand and facilitate bilateral youth exchanges under the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) as it enters its second phase. This was the first-of-its-kind bilateral dialogue aimed at engaging the youth of both countries. An illustrious panel of eight speakers, including young parliamentary leaders, Senator Qurratul Ain Marri and Senator Dr Afnanullah Khan, participated in the webinar. The keynote speakers were divided into two sessions, which was moderated by Qianli Liu, Editor of Guancha, while opening remarks were given by Mustafa Hyder Sayed, Executive Director Pakistan China Institute.

Youth leaders see CPEC promoting Pak-China people to people ties

Youth leaders see CPEC promoting Pak-China people to people ties - ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: In commemoration of 70 years of Pakistan-China diplomatic relations, the Pakistan-China Institute organized a webinar titled “Future leaders in shaping Pakistan-China relations”.  The conference was arranged under Friends of Silk Road initiative. The webinar was arranged to understand and facilitate bilateral youth exchanges under the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) as it enters its second phase. This was the first-of-its-kind bilateral dialogue aimed at engaging youth of both countries. An illustrious panel of eight speakers including young parliamentary leaders Senator Qurratul Ain Marri and Senator Dr Afnanullah Khan participated in the Webinar.

Humanitarianism in the Asia-Pacific: Engaging the Debate in Policy and Practice

Using a phone to identify molecules

Using a phone to identify molecules Researchers have put together a cheap device that could carry out sophisticated chemical analyses. The relative sizes of the spectrometer (left) and phone (right). Credit: Peter Rentzepis With a few additions, commercial smartphones can be used as microscopes and medical monitors. But the humble phone may have more applications in scientific analysis. A group of US researchers has contributed compelling research to the growing potential for phones to carry out spectroscopy, which could allow them to identify individual chemicals in drugs, contaminants and pathogens. Spectroscopy refers to a range of methods that identify molecules by shining different types of light on substances and seeing how it’s absorbed or reflected. Infrared spectroscopy, for example, uses infrared light and is useful for telling researchers about the bonds between atoms in a molecule.

With Russia threatening Ukraine with war, what should the EU do?

Russia’s threat of war with Ukraine, whether for real, for show, or for some undetermined mix of the two, demands a powerful response. While the military-strategic aspect has to be left to the US/NATO, the EU can respond on the basis of its own capabilities in three ways. First, it can invest urgently in phasing out its reliance on Russian gas by diversifying supplies and increasing its strategic reserves, with Germany to make a first contribution by stopping Nord Stream 2. Second, the EU can demonstrably support Ukraine by advancing its integration with the EU in ways that can be readily identified. Third, it can supply Ukraine with large amounts of Covid-19 vaccines, which are desperately needed to boost recovery from the pandemic – as a humanitarian and geopolitical imperative for both parties.

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