Tuesday, January 21st, 2025
The Transition of U.S. Presidential Powers
Dr. Muhammad Akram Zaheer The role of a U.S. president, while central to the nation’s governance, is often misconceived as that of an unrestrained and autonomous actor capable of single-handedly shaping the course of history. This perception, although common even in democracies, is far removed from the reality of institutional, structural’ historical constraints that define presidential leadership. Historically, U.S. political cycles reveal a predictable pattern where periods of significant national transformation are preceded by presidencies marked by crisis and perceived ineffectiveness. These cyclical shifts occur roughly every 50 years andRead More
Aurangzeb, Nafti discuss strengthening Pakistan-Tunisia relations at Davos sidelines
DAVOS, JAN 21 /DNA/ – Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Muhammad Aurangzeb, had an informal tete-a-tete with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Tunisia, Mohamed Ali Nafti, on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum annual meeting. The brief interaction focused on fostering bilateral relations and exploring avenues of mutual interest between Pakistan and Tunisia. Both sides expressed their willingness to strengthen cooperation in various sectors.
Ambassador Farooq briefs RCCI on Saudi-Pakistan trade potential
RAWALPINDI, JAN 21 /DNA/ – Pakistani Ambassador to Saudi Arabia H.E. Ahmed Farooq visited the Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (RCCI), where he was warmly welcomed by RCCI President Usman Shaukat, group leader Sohail Altaf, senior vice president Khalid Farooq Qazi, vice president Fahad Barlas, former RCCI president Zahid Latif Khan, and other executive members. Representatives from various sectors of the business community also participated in the event. During his address, Ambassador Ahmed Farooq emphasized the need to adapt to the evolving global landscape and highlighted the demand forRead More
Karim Aziz Malik unveils $100 billion housing sector revival plan
ISLAMABAD, JAN 21 /DNA/ – Karim Aziz Malik, Chairman of Capital Office Islamabad, has outlined crucial measures for reviving Pakistan’s housing sector to prevent capital flight and unlock an investment potential worth $100 billion. He emphasized that a prompt response from the government could significantly contribute to the nation’s economic recovery and growth. Malik stressed that the construction and housing sector serves as the backbone of Pakistan’s economy, with 72 industrial sectors directly connected to it. This sector generates substantial employment opportunities and plays a pivotal role in driving economicRead More
Gilani emphasizes parliamentary diplomacy in meeting with Swedish Ambassador
ISLAMABAD, JAN 21 /DNA/ – Chairman Senate Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani has reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to further strengthening its bilateral relationship with Sweden, based on mutual respect, shared values, and common goals. He expressed these views in meeting with Ambassador of Sweden Alexandra Cannell Berg von Linde in Islamabad on Tuesday. He extended warm welcome to the Ambassador and conveyed Pakistan’s high regard for its long-standing relations with Sweden, marked by trust, cooperation, and shared values. He also acknowledged the importance of the meeting as Pakistan and Sweden celebrate theRead More
Trump’s Return Ushers in an Unpredictable Era
By: Qamar Bashir Macomb, Detroit, Michigan On this historic morning, our family in Macomb, Michigan, woke up early to witness one of the most significant ceremonies in American history—the transfer of power from a conventional and predictable leader to a new President who embraces unpredictability as his greatest strength. Ambitious, aggressive, and forceful, he has declared a firm commitment to “Make America Great Again” and has promised the dawn of a new golden era for the United States. During his inauguration as the 47th President, the atmosphere was charged withRead More