The European Union's 2026 Customs Union Reform introduces a new Customs Authority and a common Customs Data Hub to strengthen coordination, digitalisation and risk management. A new integrated trade-flow approach could help improve cross-border logistics, regulatory cooperation and international connectivity.
Danish Businesses Lead Europe in AI Adoption Plans, EIB Survey Finds
Denmark leads EU countries in generative AI adoption plans, with 91% of businesses already using the technology or planning to adopt it within the next 12 months, according to the EIB Investment Survey 2026.
The survey also finds that 85% of EU firms invested during the past year, while businesses are increasing efforts in energy efficiency and economic security.
Uzbekistan Approves 184 Pakistani Kinnow Exporters, 39 Packhouses Ahead of New Season
Uzbekistan has approved 184 Pakistani kinnow exporters and 39 packhouses ahead of the upcoming export season, compared with only eight approved exporters last year.
The development is expected to expand Pakistan’s citrus exports and strengthen agricultural trade with Central Asia.
Punjab’s Rs46 Billion Audit Objections: Where Does the Accountability System Stand?
Dr Alamdar Hussain Malik examines media-reported audit objections exceeding Rs46 billion in Punjab and questions the effectiveness of Pakistan’s financial oversight system.
The article calls for transparent investigations, recovery of public funds and accountability across government departments and audit institutions.
International Hospitality CEO Expresses Interest in Investing in Pakistan at Brussels Tourism Forum
Aventra Hospitality CEO Richard Haddad has expressed interest in exploring investment opportunities in Pakistan's tourism and hospitality sector at the Global Tourism Forum 2026 in Brussels. He said discussions were still underway and a final position would be announced once the necessary terms were agreed.
Pakistan Embassy in Belgium Pays Tribute to Allama Iqbal on Iqbal Day
The Embassy of Pakistan in Belgium has paid tribute to Allama Muhammad Iqbal on Iqbal Day, remembering his contribution to the intellectual foundations of Pakistan. His philosophy of Khudi, courage and unity continues to inspire generations of Pakistanis.
The 1947 Forced Migration of Muslims from Jammu: Displacement and Demographic Change
The forced migration and displacement of Muslims from Jammu in November 1947 remains one of the painful and less-documented chapters of the Partition of British India.
In this research-based article, Laiba Tariq examines the human cost of the tragedy, demographic changes, historical controversies and the importance of preserving survivors' testimonies.
Pakistan Reserves Rs300 Billion Export Financing Facility Exclusively for SME Exporters
Pakistan has reserved the entire Rs300 billion allocation under Pak EXIM Bank's Export Finance Scheme exclusively for eligible small and medium-sized exporters. The decision aims to improve access to financing, encourage investment and strengthen the country's export sector.
The Unfinished Partition: Jammu 1947 and Its Continuing Humanitarian Legacy in Kashmir.
The violence and displacement of 1947 left a lasting humanitarian legacy in Jammu and Kashmir, separating families and uprooting communities. Aima Afraz examines how Partition's painful memories continue to shape generations and why preserving historical testimonies matters.
Security Restrictions in Srinagar and Along Srinagar-Jammu Highway Raise Concerns Over Freedom of Movement
Intensified security checks and SOG deployment in Srinagar and along the Srinagar-Jammu highway have reportedly disrupted commuters' movement. Altaf Hussain Wani has raised concerns over the impact of these measures on fundamental human rights.