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Raphael J. Heffron - Universite de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour, E2S UPPA, CNRS, TREE, Pau, France 01.11.2022 1. Introduction: Solving the Energy Crisis is the Easiest Solution to Tackle Climate Change As the United Nations COP27 is underway the…

Policy Brief by Maham Naweed 01/11/2022

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INDUS WATERS TREATY, 1960- A LEGAL CONTROVERSY

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Newspaper Article by Brig. Dr. Raashid Wali Janjua 01/11/2022

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Pakistan’s power sector reforms

Pakistan’s power and energy issues are interlinked and require structural reforms. The problems are interdisciplinary and multidimensional and not amenable to placebo solutions. It is time the anodyne prescriptions gave way to the strong nostrums to yield sustainable solutions. Starting with energy…

Newspaper Article by Brig. Dr. Raashid Wali Janjua 01/11/2022

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Dangerous nationalism

The Tipu Sultan Express named after the famed freedom icon who resisted British colonialism in South India in the late 18th Century is being renamed Wadiyar Express after the Hindu ruling dynasty that ruled over Mysore before and after Haider Ali and…

Jobs Archive by IPRI 31/10/2022

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Assistant Research Associate (Equivalent BPS-17)

Department: Research & Analysis No. of Positions: 5 Closing Date: 09 November, 2022

Policy Brief by aneel_basit 27/10/2022

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The IMF Stabilization Program and Macroeconomic Analysis for Pakistan

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Chinese modernization agenda offers hope for the world

The election of Xi Jinping as the General Secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) is a vindication of the Party's confidence in his leadership. The 20th National Congress of the CPC has taken place at a crucial time in international…

Newspaper Article by Amb. Asif Durrani 21/10/2022

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Dread the power of the powerless

The killing of a school van driver in Swat on October 10 evoked spontaneous protests. The incident, in which two students were also injured, was reminiscent of the attack on Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai a decade ago. If Malala’s incident turned the…

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Broken Bridges: The climate change dilemma in Pakistan

A consensus has emerged among scientists and policy-makers that climate change represents a major threat to the environment. At the same time, it is adversely impacting the well-being of humankind and the biosphere. Scenarios of the likely consequences of such an increase…

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Pakistan Must Change its Economic Paradigm

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A Climate Change Solution for COP27: From Theory to Practice for Energy Justice

INDUS WATERS TREATY, 1960- A LEGAL CONTROVERSY

Pakistan’s power sector reforms

Dangerous nationalism

Assistant Research Associate (Equivalent BPS-17)

The IMF Stabilization Program and Macroeconomic Analysis for Pakistan

Chinese modernization agenda offers hope for the world

Dread the power of the powerless

Broken Bridges: The climate change dilemma in Pakistan

Pakistan Must Change its Economic Paradigm

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