Iran and Tunisia have low birthrates, the former is a theocracy.
Point, I am making is Egypt has failed to improve its human capital. If Egypt had focused on education etc, it's military would reap the benefits.
Egypt fails to invest in its own people. Despite claiming to be "progressive" the rulers have abandoned it's people. Usually highly literate societies have smaller families, but Egypt has a high birthrate.
Then there's high unemployment for a country that is "pragmatic".
Making peace has its merits, but buying weapons from them is stupid.
Its in Israel's interest to keep regional nations weak. Israel has employed many methods to achieve this. Mainly regional leaders and non state actors have repeatedly been infiltrated by fifth columnists.
Pakistan has been forced to cut subsidies, due to debt pressures, same happened to many other countries. India today can afford to sustain it, but decades to come, situation most likely be different.
https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/indian-shares-rise-ahead-federal-budget-2022-02-01/
The government is targeting gross borrowing of 14.95 trillion rupees ($199.90 billion) to support a bigger annual budget of 39.45 trillion rupees as it boosts investments in highways and affordable...
Area is disputed according to UN. Personally, I am not pro or anti Polisario.
Bringing in "Iranian connection" seems like propaganda.
"Iranians everywhere" seems like Morocco and Tel Aviv playing oldest trick, create proxy groups that are unaware who actually created them. These Shia groups...
TI is BS.
No way to measure corruption accurately.
Ti ask certain "business people" and "experts" about their "perception" of corruption. You can see the flaw in that.
Never took T.I seriously, even under PPP and PMLN rule.