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Moonis Ahmar

Karachi
As seen in: Daily Times, Flipboard, Dawn, The Express Tribune, Geo News English, The Week (India), The Friday Times, Stratheia
Professor of International Relations, University of Karachi. Director, Program on Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution. Teaching courses like, Research Methodo
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Economic fragility

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By Moonis Ahmar
| thenews.pk
A trader counts US dollar banknotes at a currency exchange booth in Peshawar, September 15, 2021. — Reuters With only $16.4 billion in foreign exchange reserves held by the State Bank, exports of a meagre $30 billion, debt servicing, defence expenditures, and a per capita income of $1,900, the fragility of Pakistan’s economy is quite obvious.
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Karachi’s Multiple Man Made Disasters

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By Moonis Ahmar
| The Friday Times Verified
Till a couple of decades ago, Karachi was called Pakistan’s ‘jewel in the crown.’ No longer. The world’s megacity, with a population of 40 million, is experiencing multiple man-made disasters ranging from a serious water crisis to erosion of the city’s infrastructure, rampant crime, and mushrooming illegal settlements. There are countless issues faced by the people of Karachi, such as power shortages, waste disposal, and a pathetic educational system.
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A continuing standoff

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By Moonis Ahmar
| thenews.pk
The national flag of Iran flies in the wind as debris lies scattered in the aftermath of an Israeli and US strike on a police station, amid the US-Israeli conflict with Iran, in Tehran, Iran. — Reuters/File Almost 100 days have passed since the US and Israel launched a massive attack against Iran. Barring the first round of direct talks between Iran and the US, held in Islamabad to resolve their contentious issues, there is no significant breakthrough toward a final agreement.
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