
Current affairs, mapped to your papers. For CSS and PMS candidates, from the newsroom that reports the news the examiners ask about.
US offers $20 million for information on Iran’s nuclear programme · Pakistani astronaut to be first foreigner on China’s space station · US asked China to press Iran to end the war, and Beijing passed it on · Vance talks almost daily with Field Marshal Munir on a new Iran deal · Five Indian-origin Republicans ran in the midterms. All five lost
Five developments worth a paragraph, every morning, each mapped to a paper and linked to the Thursday Times story and the record.
Current Affairs, Pakistan Affairs, International Relations and Essay: this week’s coverage, sorted by the paper it serves.
Ten questions a day from the week’s news and the record. Each answer explains itself and links to its source.
Arguments for and against, each with a source you can cite. Build an outline in a minute; write it yourself.
Every story The Thursday Times publishes is read for the paper it serves and the angle an examiner might take.
In which year was the Indus Waters Treaty signed?
Signed in Karachi on 19 September 1960 by Ayub Khan and Jawaharlal Nehru, with the World Bank as a party. Source: the treaty text, World Bank.
A topic, the arguments on each side, and a source for every one. The outline is yours to build; the writing is yours to do.
[Argument one]
Source: [official report, year]
[Argument two]
Source: The Thursday Times, [date]
[Argument three]
Source: [data release]
[Argument one]
Source: [court judgment, year]
[Argument two]
Source: The Thursday Times, [date]
[Argument three]
Source: [commission report]
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Four papers, this week’s stories, the likely angle.
Sourced arguments for and against, ready to cite.