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From food surplus to famine? - Newspaper

The writer is country director, Population Council, Islamabad. ON July 1, Prime Minister Imran Khan absented himself from a high-level national security briefing to address an even more crucial threat facing Pakistan food insecurity. On some level, it was heartening to see the prime minister focusing on a looming national concern. While focusing on how to improve agricultural yields, he also raised the challenge of providing food to our large population. Disappointingly, however, he did not follow through to talk about population itself, such as the numbers of people without education and paid work, the rapid rate at which people are outstripping natural resources and work opportunities, and urbanisation.

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Pakistan NSA claims end of backdoor talks with India post FATF blow & victim card ploy

Last Updated: Pakistan NSA Claims end Of Backdoor Talks With India Post FATF Blow & Victim Card Ploy Showing its true colours after its brief peace posturing, Pakistan asserted that it had called off the rumoured backchannel talks with India. Image: Twitter Showing its true colours after its brief peace posturing, Pakistan asserted that it had called off the rumoured backchannel talks with India. Speaking to a private channel on July 3, Pakistan s National Security Advisor Moeed Yusuf claimed that it was India that had approached his country expressing willingness to talk on all issues including Jammu and Kashmir. He stated, We clearly conveyed them our demand i.e. reversal of August 2019 move, for resumption of talks,

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Navigating choppy waters

Navigating choppy waters The writer, a Chevening scholar, studied International Journalism at the University of Sussex. As the Biden Administration prepares to complete the drawdown of its forces from Afghanistan, the region is in a great flux. The post-withdrawal scenario has forced the regional countries to rush back to the drawing board to form a fresh assessment of the prevailing situation in Afghanistan and think of more innovative ways to deal with the fallout. There is discernible anxiety generated by the prospect of fresh bouts of violence gripping the war-torn country and spilling over to the neighbouring countries. The exiting Americans may have suffered war fatigue, aided as much by ambiguity in the objectives of the long-drawn-out war as by the history of the Afghan conflicts involving the great powers.

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What the thaw in India–Pakistan relations looks like from Kashmir

What the thaw in India–Pakistan relations looks like from Kashmir
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Pakistan Can t Tolerate More Chaos in Afghanistan | The National Interest

Pakistan Can t Tolerate More Chaos in Afghanistan | The National Interest
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