The economic connection
The writer observes, "Trade interdependence produces political stability by making conflict expensive."
Ali Tauqeer Sheikh
Why the Indus Waters Treaty matters globally
The treaty is a stunning example of international cooperation but now faces a new enemy in political collapse and climate change.
Time to start weaving benchmarks for climate resilience, sustainability
Pakistan is now seeking over a billion dollars from its Resilience and Sustainability Facility. This offers Pakistan an opportunity to redefine its climate landscape and engage…
What do emissions trading rules adopted at COP29 mean for Pakistan?
Pakistan can follow a three-track policy in its carbon journey.
Climate without borders
Climate threats originate in regional climate systems, often located in neighbouring countries. In fact, as climatic changes unfold, new ‘climate borders’ may emerge,…
What should be Pakistan’s strategy for accessing international climate finance?
The financial cost of climate risks has been on the rise for Pakistan.