Parliament Approves Rs. 500 Billion Supplementary Estimate for Disaster Recovery
Parliament has approved a Supplementary Estimate of Rs. 500 billion to restore livelihoods affected by the recent sudden disaster and
“Ranil Accepts Responsibility” — Ravi Karunanayake Makes First Full Disclosure in Parliament on the Central Bank Bond Incident After 10 Years
Former Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake delivered a detailed personal clarification in Parliament on Wednesday (04), stating for the first time
ADB Approves US$3 Million Disaster Relief Grant for Sri Lanka Following Cyclone Ditwah
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a US$3 million disaster relief grant for Sri Lanka to support ongoing emergency
Pakistan’s Frustrations and the Dual Role of Airstrikes
Pakistan’s strategic depth doctrine—the cornerstone of its Afghanistan policy for nearly two decades—has fundamentally failed. The doctrine aimed to establish a compliant
India’s Prime Minister to Visit Bhutan
Bhutan is preparing to welcome Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi next week, marking his fourth visit to our Kingdom since
Pakistan’s Security Governance and Its Regional Impact on Central Asia
The renewed tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan in 2025 — marked by border incidents, suspended peace talks, and rising security
Unaffordable long-term conflict with Afghanistan puts Pakistan on back foot
Islamabad went on the back foot soon after it carried out airstrikes in Afghanistan, indicating its reluctance to get into
Belgian Tibetan Youth Reaffirm Their Commitment to the Tibetan Cause
Brussels: The Office of Tibet, Brussels, successfully organised its Second Belgian Tibetan Youth Networking Meet over the weekend, bringing together
Will the President Declare a State of Emergency? | Special Discussion Held This Morning | Opposition Extends Support
The government is reportedly considering the declaration of a state of emergency with the objective of providing broader and more
Shuffling in circles: Pakistan’s healthcare governance crumbles amid frequent ministerial turnover
The revolving door of Pakistan’s health ministry is more than a political spectacle; it is a symptom of a governance