Executive Summary The 2025 federal election marked a significant turning point for the Australian Liberal Party, culminating in a substantial electoral defeat that saw the party transition into opposition. This comprehensive analysis identifies the multi-faceted challenges underpinning this outcome, encompassing deep-seated internal divisions, policy positions perceived as out of step with evolving public sentiment, and… Read more: Challenges and Strategic Pathways for the Australian Liberal Party Post-Election Defeat

This report provides a comprehensive examination of the pervasive impact of fake news and disinformation originating from Indian media during recent India-Pakistan conflicts, specifically focusing on the May 2025 hostilities and drawing parallels with the 2019 Pulwama-Balakot episode. The analysis reveals a systemic proliferation of false narratives, doctored visuals, and AI-generated content, amplified significantly by… Read more: The Digital Battlefield: An Analysis of Fake News and Disinformation from Indian Media in India-Pakistan Conflicts

Australia’s international education sector proved instrumental in the nation’s post-COVID-19 economic recovery, acting as a significant counter-recessionary force. Following a sharp decline during border closures, the sector experienced a robust rebound, contributing tens of billions of dollars to the economy and driving a substantial portion of national GDP growth. International students, through their tuition fees… Read more: The Indispensable Role of International Students in Australia’s Post-COVID Economic Recovery and Labor Market Stability

China presents a compelling case of the growth paradox, where robust economic indicators mask underlying disparities and societal sentiments. The dichotomy between China’s impressive economic figures and the lived realities of its businesses and people indicates how these contradictions coexist. Understanding these divides and seeking solutions to bridge them can have a significant impact on… Read more: The Tale of 2 Economies: Navigating the Growth Paradox in China 

1. Executive Summary Pakistan Education Sector: A Market Analysis Pakistan’s Education Sector An In-Depth Market Analysis Market Overview: Scale and Critical Juncture Pakistan’s education sector represents a vast market, catering to tens of millions. However, it currently faces an “Education Emergency,” signaling significant challenges and opportunities for transformation. Understanding its scale is the first step… Read more: An Analytical Overview of the Education System in Pakistan: Structure, Challenges, and Reform Initiatives

The Cultural Tapestry of Pakistan Pakistan’s cultural heritage is a vibrant mosaic, reflecting the diversity of its people and their traditions. The nation’s cultural tapestry is woven from the threads of various ethnic groups, including Punjabis, Sindhis, Pashtuns, and Baloch people. Each group brings its own unique customs, languages, and traditions, contributing to the rich… Read more: Everyday Life in Pakistan: A Closer Look

Cultural and Social Norms Everyday life in Pakistan is profoundly influenced by its rich cultural heritage and deeply rooted social norms. The fabric of Pakistani society is woven with traditional values and customs that have been passed down through generations. Family dynamics play a central role, with an emphasis on respect for elders and strong… Read more: Everyday Life in Pakistan: A Closer Look

Morning Hustle and Bustle in Pakistani Cities The mornings in Pakistan’s major cities—Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad—are a blend of tradition and modernity, creating a unique and vibrant atmosphere. As dawn breaks, the call to prayer, known locally as the Azaan, resonates through the air, marking the beginning of a new day. This ritual is deeply… Read more: A Day in the Life: Everyday Views of Pakistan

Daily Routines and Cultural Practices Everyday life in Pakistan is a blend of routine activities and rich cultural practices, reflecting the country’s diverse heritage. The day typically starts early, especially in rural areas, with the Fajr prayer at dawn. This religious observance sets a peaceful tone for the day ahead. Following the prayer, many people… Read more: Everyday Life in Pakistan: A Comprehensive View

Cultural and Social Dynamics Pakistan’s rich cultural and social fabric is a tapestry woven from a diverse array of ethnic groups, languages, and traditions. The country is home to various ethnic communities, including Punjabis, Sindhis, Pashtuns, Baloch, and many others. Each group brings its unique customs, attire, and languages, contributing to the nation’s vibrant cultural… Read more: Everyday Life in Pakistan: A Comprehensive Overview

Cultural and Social Dynamics Pakistan is a country with a rich tapestry of cultural and social dynamics, characterized by a diversity of ethnic groups and languages. The major regions of Pakistan – Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Balochistan – each contribute uniquely to the national identity. Punjabi, Sindhi, Pashto, and Balochi are among the many… Read more: Everyday Life in Pakistan: A Closer Look

A Pakistani court has issued a non-bailable arrest warrant for Imran Khan, the chairman of the political party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, over alleged use of threatening language against a judge. In August last year, the federal capital police accused the former prime minister of breaching Section 7 of the Anti-Terrorism Act regarding his comments against the… Read more: Remarks on woman judge: Islamabad court issues non-bailable arrest warrant against Imran

South Korea\’s semiconductor industry is under pressure to choose a side in the rivalry between the US and China as Washington announced requirements for its $52bn semiconductor funding program. The South Korean government is also concerned as the requirements of the CHIPS Act call for subsidy applicants to share business information and excess profits with… Read more: Diplomacy urged to ease concerns over US CHIPS Act

The 2023 Canadian federal budget, to be unveiled on March 28, will prioritize three main areas: affordable living measures, investments in the clean industrial economy, and additional resources for provincial healthcare funding. Despite these priorities requiring significant spending, the budget will be constrained by a worsening fiscal situation. Experts suggest that Canada needs a focused… Read more: Freeland\’s budget has to tread a narrow path between competing demands for cash: sources | CBC News

The UK needs to adopt a more strategic approach to economic policy and not simply react impulsively to global developments, such as Joe Biden\’s Inflation Reduction Act and its green subsidies. To respond effectively, the UK must first accept the reality of the situation, which is that the US is pursuing a powerful combination of… Read more: What Britain should learn from Biden’s IRA plan

The board of directors of Hascol Petroleum Limited (HPL) has approved a scheme of arrangement that will restructure its debt once it has been approved by the company\’s secured creditors and members. The modified scheme was prepared under Sections 279 to 282 and 285 of the Companies Act, 2017, and incorporates feedback from HPL\’s creditors.… Read more: Hascol board approves modified scheme of arrangement as it looks to deal with debts

The upcoming week will see a focus on sustainable energy and electric cars, as the EU is set to unveil its Net Zero Industry Act on Tuesday, aimed at allowing homegrown green energy firms to provide 40% of the European bloc\’s capacity needs in five low-carbon technologies. The Act is seen as an effort to… Read more: Power to the people

Australia will reportedly purchase three US nuclear-powered submarines, with the option to buy two more, in what is expected to be the nation\’s largest defence acquisition costing at least $100bn. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will unveil the deal through the AUKUS trilateral security pact with the UK and US in San Diego. The submarines, using… Read more: Australia is set to announce a nuclear submarine deal. Here\’s what we know so far

Silicon Valley Bank UK has been sold to HSBC in a bid to prevent a potential banking crisis after the bank\’s historic failure. The UK Treasury and the Bank of England announced the purchase of the bank, guaranteeing the safety of £6.7bn of deposits. The purchase came after UK officials worked tirelessly over the weekend… Read more: US and UK bid to stem fallout from Silicon Valley Bank collapse

China is set to boost its global share of cobalt supply to 50% over the next two years, up from its current level of 44%, as the surge in production drops the metal\’s price to a 32-month low. China\’s refining activity in cobalt has more than doubled in the past five years to 140,000 tonnes,… Read more: China set to tighten grip over global cobalt supply as price hits 32-month low