Emerging World Order and Opportunities for Pakistan
The world order today is in a state of disrepair and therefore one would talk about the world disorder rather than the world order. In the post-Second World War period, the UN along with the bipolar politics were seen as the defining features of the world order. In the aftermath of the Cold War, the U.S. was the indispensable nation in the international order, and still is in so many ways. After 9/11, the UN seems to have taken a back seat in regard to some critical peace and security issues and a multipolar power configuration is emerging, somewhat similar to the Concert of Europe of the 19th ... Read More
Sardar Masood Khan
In spite of being an agricultural country, producing more than one-fifth of its output from agriculture, and a little less than half of its population working in agriculture, Pakistan is food insecure. And in spite of vast rivers and their tributarie ... Read More
Professor Dr. Shahida Wizarat
Maj Gen Samrez Salik
