Pakistan: 75 Years of Independence — At Best a Mixed Report Card
17 August 2022
Pakistan has been independent for 75 years. However, the country is still plagued by deep structural problems that have hindered its political and economic development.
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17 August 2022
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12 August 2022: The Week in Australian Foreign Affairs
12 August 2022
This week in Australian foreign affairs: Wong addresses ASEAN-Australia Ministerial Meeting; Wong meets with Blinken and Yoshimasa in Phnom Penh; statement on Chinese missiles launched around Taiwan’s coastline; Farrell visits the US; Marles hosts ROK counterpart in Canberra; Conroy visits Solomon Islands; and more.