To end the scourge of world hunger, the underlying dynamics of the food production system must be transformed

The fact that workers are exploited by outsourced producers enables companies to conveniently shrug off responsibility

A major proportion of Pakistanis live in multidimensional poverty, local philanthropy offers enormous opportunities

In fact, ending global deprivation through foreign aid to poorer countries cannot solve the problem

However, our world still faces many development challenges, most of which are mutually reinforcing

Such keenness to increase revenues can also enable serious exploitation of workers

Escalating tensions between Islamabad and New Delhi are partly to blame for this state

The World Bank may have recognised Pakistan to be among 10 economies that have made improvements

Donors like the World Bank are quick to point to the economic costs of stunting and malnutrition

Our latest PDSP also offers little to the poorest of the poor, expect temporary relief