It is surprising that meagre entities with modest resources and capacity can make such tall claims about states.

Pakistan is ranked as the third most dangerous place in the world for women, lagging behind Afghanistan and Congo.

It remains to be seen how the resource gap resulting from the rejection of American assistance will be filled.

Our decision-makers need develop consensus over our national economic priorities, and show consistency in its pursuit.

Hafeez Sheikh's statements point out how current political crises are a direct consequence of IMF conditionalities.

World Bank considers existing government agencies in countries like Pakistan ill-suited to cope with problems.

The overall pressure of unsustainable population growth has become immense.

Economic cost of not educating our citizens is estimated to be equal to being struck by a major flood every year.

As oil prices rise, inflation can be expected to follow suit.

Small, landless farmers must form the backbone of agricultural development initiatives to improve food security.