Manifestos of Political Parties Regarding Youth Empowerment
Each party’s manifesto reflects a distinct vision for youth empowerment in Pakistan, with
varying focuses on education, technology, sports, and entrepreneurship.
Feb 8 2024: A New Wave of Autonomy for Pakistani Youth
the fact that it is our younger generation that is stepping out to assert their right to be represented and heard is a phenomena that depicts a social change which only raises hopes for what is to come, and what is to pass, on Feb 8.
Media’s Role Intensifies as Pakistan’s 2024 General Election Nears
With Pakistan’s general elections on the horizon, the nation’s media is transforming into an expansive battleground where information, transparency, and dialogue play defining roles.
ECP Focus turns towards Voting Procedures and Logistics Guideline
the election day procedures and voting logistics in Pakistan’s 2024 election are designed to uphold the principles of democracy and ensure the participation of all eligible citizens. Through meticulous planning, robust security measures, and a commitment to transparency, Pakistan strives to conduct free, fair, and credible elections that reflect the will of the people.
2024 Elections: Youthful Hope and Women’s Journey:
the election unfolds, it is crucial to recognize and embrace the shared dreams and aspirations of both women and the youth, fostering a more inclusive and representative political landscape for the benefit of all citizens.
“Voices of Hope: Voters’ Aspirations for the Future Government”
As the 2024 elections draw near, citizens from all walks of life share their expectations, hopes, and dreams for the next government.
Security Council debates Kosovo’s new rules on Serbian currency
The Prime Minister of Kosovo and Serbia’s President joined Council members in a heated discussion centred on new rules, which came into force on 1 February. The Central Bank of Kosovo regulation made the Euro, not the Serbian dinar, the only currency allowed for cash transactions. Kosovo declared independence in 2008, but it is not…
Stories from the UN Archive: Biggest moments in UN history
Former US Secretary of State Colin Powell briefs the UN Security Council in February 2003 on evidence of Iraq’s failure to disarm. (file) This #ThrowbackThursday, we’re featuring UN Video’s visual collage of some of the most memorable moments in UN history through its Stories from the UN Archive series. Giving viewers a front-row seat, the…
Gaza ‘buffer zone’ possible war crime: UN human rights chief
The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) are reportedly destroying all buildings in the Gaza Strip that are within one kilometre of the Israel-Gaza fence and “clearing the area” to achieve this objective, he said in a statement. Mr. Türk stressed to the Israeli authorities that the Fourth Geneva Convention prohibits the occupying Power from destroying property…
World News in Brief: Ukraine nuclear power plant update, DR Congo flood response, impact of US terrorism designations
IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi took stock of the safety and security situation at the plant as part of ongoing efforts to help prevent a nuclear accident during the ongoing war. Russian forces seized control of ZNPP – Europe’s largest nuclear plant – shortly after the launch of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine nearly…