Overview

To describe the preceding year (2022) as tumultuous for Pakistan, is perhaps an understatement. In fact, it was a year of poly-crisis, where country experienced political, economic, climate, security and social upheavals, unseen in decades. After 1971, it was perhaps the first time that Pakistan faced multitude of challenges, which have coalesced to produce a systemic challenge to national cohesion, economic functioning, and security of the state while at the same time dealing with devastating floods. Read More….

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