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Detailed SUMMARY of the [Debt, climate, inflation], [Ali Tauqeer Sheikh], [Published on April 25th, 2024]

The article discusses the significance of debt, climate change, and inflation in global financial discussions, particularly in the recent spring meetings of the World Bank and IMF. It highlights Pakistan’s economic vulnerabilities and emphasizes the need to integrate these issues into the country’s policy framework. The meetings addressed concerns such as debt sustainability, climate finance, and the impact of global crises on developing nations. Initiatives like the Bridgetown Initiative aim to reform the global financial architecture to address inequalities and climate challenges. Pakistan’s involvement in such initiatives, especially those related to debt sustainability and climate finance, is crucial for its » Read More…

Who was the last Commander in Chief of Ghazwa-e-Mautah?
Hazrat Khalid bin Waleed (R.A)
Abdur Rehman Bin Auf (R.A)
Abdullah Bin Rawaha (R.A)
None of above
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Correct Answer: A) Hazrat Khalid bin Waleed (R.A)
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14 important Areas for CE-2024: Pakistan & Current Affairs Guess Paper CSS Exam 2024

Are you preparing for the CSS Exam 2024 Guess paper and seeking guidance on the most crucial areas to focus on, especially regarding Pakistan and current affairs? Look no further! In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve into 14 essential areas that are likely to feature prominently in the CSS Exam 2024’s Pakistan & Current Affairs Paper. From domestic issues to regional and global dynamics, understanding these key topics can significantly enhance your preparation and boost your chances of success in the upcoming CSS examination. » Read More…

SUMMARY of the Article “Cautious hope?” by Editorial, Dawn [Published on December 20th, 2023]

The reported $9 million current account ‘surplus’ in November is attributed to government and State Bank actions, including import restrictions and tight monetary and fiscal policies, shrinking the trade deficit and reducing the current account deficit for the first five months of the fiscal year to $1.16 billion, down by almost 64% from $3.264 billion a year ago. The government anticipates maintaining the deficit in the range of $4 billion to $4.5 billion for the entire fiscal year, with the State Bank even suggesting the possibility of closing the deficit at 1% to 1.5% of GDP, relieving pressure on foreign exchange reserves amid drying capital inflows. However, the current economic situation is characterized by import compression and demand suppression, leading to a stagnant or zero growth rate. Despite last month’s small uptick in imports due to easing IMF restrictions, and a more than 10% decline in remittances over the last five months due to economic and political uncertainty, external stability achieved through import demand compression remains fragile. Short to medium-term economic recovery depends on » Read More…