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  Corruption in Pakistan is a widespread and persistent problem that has plagued the country for decades. It is a complex issue that affects all sectors of society, from government institutions and political parties to private businesses and individuals. The effects of corruption on the country are far-reaching and detrimental to its economic and social development. The root causes of corruption: The root causes of corruption in Pakistan are multifaceted and include a lack of transparency and accountability, weak rule of law, and a culture of patronage and nepotism. The country's political system , in particular, has been identified as a major contributor to corruption. The concentration of power in the hands of a few individuals and the lack of checks and balances on their actions has allowed corruption to flourish. The government of Pakistan has taken some steps to address corruption in the country, but progress has been slow and inconsistent. The National Accountability Bureau (

    Introduction: Terrorism in Pakistan has been a major issue for many years. Now a days Pakistan is again under attack of terrorism. Despite the government's efforts to combat it, terrorist attacks continue to occur regularly in the country. The situation has improved slightly in recent years, but the threat of terrorism remains high. Terrorists Groups: The main terrorist groups operating in Pakistan are the Taliban, al-Qaida, and various separatist movements. These groups have carried out numerous attacks on civilians, government officials, and security forces. They have also targeted religious minorities and other vulnerable groups. The Talban: The Taliban, which is based in Afghanistan, has been responsible for many of the terrorist attacks in Pakistan. The group has a strong presence in the border regions between the two countries, and it has been able to carry out attacks in major cities such as Karachi and Lahore. The Taliban's main goal is to overthrow the governme

Pakistan is a country with large geography and diverse religious and cultural diversity. It has been ruled by the British since it gained independence in 1947. The Pakistani army serves as the main national defense force in the country. There are over one million servicemen and women serving on its active-duty duty. This ranks it somewhere in the top three percent of militaries globally. Its most famous general, General Muhammad Azeem, was the first commander-in-chief to be awarded the nation’s highest civilian award, the President’s Perks Award. He was also the first head of state who had ever been killed in combat, and that honor will not be held by any other person in history. His son, Major General Qamar Javed Bhatti (who became its president), died of natural causes during peace talks between India and Pakistan near Lahore, India. Following the assassination of his father and subsequent takeover of power by General Pervez Musharraf, there was a popular uprising that began when you

  Politics & government in pakistan Pakistan is a country that enjoys wide-open space for political, social and cultural development. The recent changes in the socio-political sphere have been characterized by an unprecedented trend towards democratization of Pakistani society. However, as at today, the situation of political power in Pakistan remains polarized, because of several different factors. This is the reason why it is important to analyze current state of affairs that are related not only to politics but also to economy, which affect all spheres of life. In the following article, we will review main features of contemporary context that affect current state of affairs and explain reasons of emergence of such atmosphere in the country. We begin with overview of present state of country-political situation. Political Aspect Pakistani Republic (PKR) is governed through constitutional system. It has democratic form of legislature, where elected members from upper hous

INTRODUCTION :                       The international community after 9/11 has seriously focused on terrorism financing and money laundering to combat the terrorist activities around the globe. Finance is the back bone for any terrorist organization or even for a lone wolf terrorist to carry out the activities. The terrorist organizations always use legal or illegal means to raise funds for them. It may involve funds raised from legitimate sources, such as personal donations and profits from businesses and charitable organizations, as well as from criminal sources, such as the drug trade, the smuggling of weapons and other goods, fraud, kidnapping and extortion [1] . Even some organizations have developed a mechanism to raise funds and the rules to keep and to use the funds [2] .   It also includes the facilitation of terrorist acts using other assets or stores of value (such as oil and natural resources, property, legal documents, financial instruments, and so forth). Another indi