World Economic Forum 2026

Hidden Facts About the World Economic Forum You Should Know

The World Economic Forum (WEF) is one of the most influential global institutions — yet it remains poorly understood to many. To the general public, it’s often just an annual gathering in Davos, Switzerland, where world leaders, CEOs, politicians, and intellectuals convene. But beyond the polished press releases and media coverage, there are several hidden…

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Pakistani Parliamentary Visit China

Chinese Media on NA Speaker Ayaz Sadiq’s 3-Days Visit

ISLAMABAD (PNP Media Monitoring) National Assembly Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq led a high-level Pakistani parliamentary delegation on a three-day official state visit to China (January 19–21) at the invitation of the Chairman of China’s National People’s Congress (NPC) Standing Committee, Zhao Leji. This visit occurred at an important moment — marking the 75th anniversary of…

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Ahsan Iqbal IMF Exit Strategy

Why Ahsan Iqbal’s IMF Exit Strategy Deserves Serious Attention

Federal Minister for Planning, Development, and Special Initiatives, Ahsan Iqbal, in a compelling opinion piece published in The News, charts a strategic and hopeful vision for Pakistan to exit its recurring dependence on the International Monetary Fund (IMF) — not through superficial fixes, but through deep structural reforms and a transformative economic agenda. His argument…

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Islamabad Police

Islamabad Police Reshuffles 9 SHOs to Curb Rising Crime

ISLAMABAD (Czechangez Khan Jadoon): The Islamabad Police has announced a major reshuffle of Station House Officers (SHOs), replacing the leadership at nine police stations across the federal capital. A formal notification has been issued, marking a notable reorganisation within the city’s law enforcement framework as authorities move to enhance operational effectiveness and public safety. What…

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China, Venezuela, and Latin America’s Battle for Sovereignty

China, Venezuela, and Latin America’s Battle for Sovereignty

The recent dramatic turn of events in Venezuela — particularly the United States’ military covert operation that captured President Nicolás Maduro — has reverberated far beyond Latin America. Among the most consequential global responses has been China’s reaction. As Venezuela’s largest economic partner and a key geopolitical stakeholder, Beijing’s response reflects both long-standing principles of…

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Why Latin America Is Split Over the Venezuela Crisis

Why Latin America Remains Divided Over the Venezuela Crisis

The unfolding crisis in Venezuela has once again laid bare the profound political, ideological, and diplomatic rifts within Latin America — a region historically shaped by debates over sovereignty, foreign intervention, and national self-determination. What began as a prolonged humanitarian and political crisis in Caracas has exploded into an international dilemma following a dramatic U.S….

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