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There is indeed a national security crisis. >> no, that's fair, although some people would define public service in different ways. fixating on the president. the problem is he did dominate a lot of the last five years. he certainly caused a lot of issues in areas you care about, and describing one interaction during your time at the white house, you write, quote, i was sitting next to white house chief of staff john kelly. he leaned over to me and whispered "the problem is the president doesn't know any of this. he doesn't know any history at all, even some of the basics on the u.s.." you cam...

The government started with senior citizens first, and then made vaccination available to those above 45, and only recently to those above 18.

Islamabad: Large-scale migration from rural areas to bigger cities for better access to basic services and employment opportunities without proper urban planning has caused rapid urbanization while...

Power cuts affecting teaching, office work at KU Karachi May 28, 2021 Unannounced power outages every day from six to eight hours have badly disrupted online classes and on-campus essential office work at Karachi University. According to the Karachi University Teachers Society (KUTS), the varsity daily faces power outages of 10 to 12 hours. The power cuts have become a routine due to which chemicals of laboratories and other equipment worth millions are also affected. The teachers and students are forced to use offline resources for learning and teaching. If the situation remains the same, ...

China carries hope for global vaccine supply which may be affecting the h2328 While the US presents itself as an advocate of expanding vaccine supplies, the world is rapidly becoming more dependent on China for vaccines as the COVID-19 pandemic makes it difficult for India to fulfill its vaccine supply agreement. "Not only has China become the largest exporter [of COVID-19], but in many countries, China has become the only option," said Yanzhong Huang, a China expert and senior fellow for global health at the Council on Foreign Relations. While the epidemic is out of control in India, Brazil ...