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Former (ousted) Premier Imran Khan’s trip to Russia in March, and his 3-hour long meet with President Putin majorly bordered a game-changing economic negotiations for cash-strapped, energy-hit Pakistan. According to
Continue readingThe Energy Deal That Probably Toppled Imran Khan
Saudi Stock Market lost 898.57 points (6.52%) in a week after the Eid Holidays; Investors lost SR 290 million in the form of Market Capitalization; Business value increased by 21.23
PSYBLOG: Toxic personalities can survive and even prosper in the workplace, and elsewhere, if they have one critical ingredient: their personalities have a mixture of arrogance and deceitfulness. People with
By Gabriel Hays | Fox News: ‘For one of the – if not the – most corrupt justices in American history, to then be lecturing other people on the sacredness
Continue readingClarence Thomas is one of the ‘most corrupt justices in American history’
The South Asian country is the first to buckle under economic pressures compounded by geopolitics, but it won’t be the last. To quote a professor in Australia (of Bangladesh origin),
Continue readingSri Lanka is the First Domino to Fall in the Face of a Global Debt Crisis
Imran Khan addressed the Sialkot rally on Saturday following a day-long tussle with authorities on venue. Khan’s nationwide movement for system change went ahead with its rally -3 hours later,
Continue readingImran Khan at Sialkot Jalsa. ‘Threat’ to His Life.
Pakistan was being run for decades focused on political economy, and continues. The fruits of political economy grew leaps and bounds for political communities and interest groups. At the same
Dan Goodin at Ars Technica: For more than a decade, we’ve been promised that a world without passwords is just around the corner, and yet year after year, this security
Continue readingHow Apple, Google, and Microsoft will kill passwords and phishing in one stroke
While living in an internment camp in Vichy France, Alexander Grothendieck was tutored in mathematics by another prisoner, a girl named Maria. Maria taught Grothendieck, who was twelve, the definition
Continue readingThe Mysterious Disappearance of a Revolutionary Mathematician
University of Florida scientists have managed to grow plants in lunar soil for the first time ever, setting the stage for astronauts to potentially grow their own food on the
Continue readingScientists succeed for first time growing plants in soil from the moon
Syed Shabbar Zaidi writes in The Business Recorder: Pakistan is one of the 52 countries facing a severe debt crisis. The most critical problem faced by its economy is repayment
Continue readingLiving Beyond Means Syndrome: Responsibility Lies With the Civil Society
Sri Lanka’s ruling family in fight for survival as crisis worsens: His beloved villa has been daubed in graffiti by protesters, and a museum dedicated to his father ransacked. Now
Continue readingRam Manikkalingam on the situation in Sri Lanka