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About Rabia Abdullah
Rabia Abdullah, a dedicated CSS aspirant from Multan, holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Microbiology from Bahauddin Zakariya University. Aspiring to join Pakistan’s civil services, she understands the significance of effective writing in presenting well-reasoned arguments. To refine this skill, she enrolled in the Extensive English Essay and Precis Course, Batch August 2024, under the guidance of Sir Syed Kazim Ali. Through this structured training, Rabia is sharpening her analytical thinking and writing precision, key strengths that enable her to excel in competitive exams. Passionate about meaningful expression, she frequently writes on national, social, and global issues. Her work reflects a deep engagement with critical ideas and an eagerness to contribute thoughtfully to intellectual discourse. With a scientific background and growing command of analytical writing, Rabia aims to blend knowledge with expression to make a lasting impact through her words.
Credentials
University
Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan
Age
24
Profession
Author
City
Multan
Province
Punjab
Country
Pakistan
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Rabia Abdullah
IMF, Inflation & Pakistan's Shrinking Middle Class
As global inflation rises and IMF-imposed austerity intensifies, Pakistan's middle class is being pushed to the brink. This editorial analyzes the socio-economic implications of vanishing middle-income stability, offering a nuanced critique of domestic policy inertia and international financial pressures.
18 July 2025
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Afghanistan’s Slow Descent and the Return of Cross-Border Insecurity
As Afghanistan continues its downward trajectory under Taliban rule, cross-border insecurity is once again destabilizing South and Central Asia. This editorial by Rabia Abdullah explores the rise in militancy, humanitarian fallout, border tensions, and the diplomatic paralysis shaping Afghanistan's regional impact.
2 July 2025
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