CSS 2023 ENGLISH ESSAY,CURRENT AFFAIRS, PAK AFFAIRS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE HOT TOPICS

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CSS 2023 ENGLISH ESSAY, CURRENT AFFAIRS, PAK AFFAIRS, AND POLITICAL SCIENCE HOT TOPICS




 ·      Social media and democracy

·       Is Pakistan going bankrupt?

·       Digital economy: a luster or a source of economic inequality.

·       Inflation and taxation reforms

·       Is climate change a real threat?

·       Water and energy crisis in Pakistan

·       Dwindling agricultural and industrial sectors of Pakistan

·       Fascism is a debate or reality.

·       Foreign policy of Pakistan and its wearing relations.

·       Constitutional vacuum and amendments

· China-Taiwan tension and its impacts on the globe

·       Is the world heading toward multipolarity

·       Insecurities: Russo-Ukraine war

·       Feminism and modern education

·       Afghanistan and human rights a year after USA withdrawal

·       The role of social media in Pakistan’s democratization

·       Israel Arab normalization and its impacts on the Muslim world

·       Artificial intelligence a revolution in military affairs

·       How Kashmir issue is related to Georgia?

·       B & RI versus B3W

·       National security policy and the enhanced role of the military.

·       Great powers and hegemony

·       The paradigm of cyber security in Pakistan

·       Islamophobia within the west

·       What’s wrong with government economic policies

·       Construction of dams: to be or not to be. The solution to Pakistan’s water issues.

·       Judicial activism in Pakistan: is it beneficial for Pakistan

·       Issues and challenges in Pakistan-Afghanistan relations

·       Post pandemic digitalization, online education in the post-Covid world – future prospects and challenges

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