The writer heads the Sustainable Development Policy Institute. He tweets at @abidsuleri
The 75-year journey is a testimony to Pakistan’s economic resilience
Reforms can help improve operational inefficiencies in the power sector but green financing for energy transition is the way forward
Spending compromises on basic necessities to meet energy expenses will test many Pakistanis living in multidimensional poverty
There is an abundance of policies in Pakistan to tackle climate change but most lack resources and political ownership
Our fragile national economy cannot afford another spate of popular relief measures
The government failed to highlight the areas where it was doing well
Whoever prevails in the parliament will have to live with a global commodity price-hike and a possible global recession
An assessment of Pakistan’s Covid policy responses during the last two years should help determine if it is prepared to deal with more variants
The pace is set by the least willing, which is why the COP process is important
The challenge this time is to balance our Afghan policy with our economic policies