#Pakistan must make a crucial choice: embrace military leadership akin to #Egypt or allow democracy to prevail. The thinly veiled puppet leadership, attempting to deceive the world they're in charge fails to deceive anyone. Embarrassing.
As as last month, the @IEA report is full of dire warnings. Global energy policymakers can not say they weren't warned: the second half of 2022, and the full of 2023 look very, very difficult. The IEA doesn't send this warnings that often - pay attention | #OOTT
Pakistan will continue to pay PKR 90bn+ on fuel subsidies on a monthly basis. Subsidizing demand when supply is constrained. The subsidies are pro-rich, and favor predominantly the rich only. Same subsidies can be targeted towards the more vulnerable segments via Ehsaas
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WHY GEN BAJWA MUST GO: My views after talking to men in and out of uniform. Its a blunt piece but written with sincere motives and for Pakistan.If someone feels hurt, my apologies. But this crisis must be resolved asap. An Urdu version coming
https://t.co/ZDdSmaKm4N
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Who will be the next military chief of Pakistan?
Towards the end of 2022, in November, the prime minister will have to make some important decisions: choosing the new chief of army staff (COAS) and chairman joint chief of staff committee (CJCSC)? ++