Bridges of Friendship: How Japan’s Ambassador Akamatsu Shuichi is Redefining Pakistan–Japan Relations
By. MUHAMMAD IRFAN SIDDIQUIA Bond Forged in the Fires of History The relationship between Pakistan and Japan was born from extraordinary circumstances. In the wake of World War II, as Japan emerged from devastation, Pakistan extended a hand of friendship. In 1952, Pakistan waived war reparations and ratified the Treaty of San Francisco, becoming one…
Polio in Pakistan: Challenges and the Government’s Crucial Role in Eradication
By. Dr Ali Farhan Razi Pakistan remains one of the last two countries in the world where wild poliovirus is still endemic. Despite significant progress, the battle is far from over. Persistent challenges—ranging from virus circulation and vaccine refusal to attacks on health workers—continue to hinder eradication efforts. However, the government’s proactive strategies, multi-tiered campaigns,…