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A student’s letter recently published in a newspaper laid bare more about Balochistan’s education crisis than years of official reports ever have....
Whatever the outcomes of Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to the White House on Monday and the latest scenario for a ceasefire in...
When I got admission to a US university and went there for higher studies, I was in for quite a shock. The campus was open and alive – its lawns...
“For a colonised people the most essential value…is first and foremost the land: the land which will bring them bread and, above all,...
Reading the newspaper first thing in the morning, some news brings you satisfaction and some leads you to anxiety. The news of the Yellow Line...
In the next three to five years, the global media landscape will change more profoundly than it has in the last three decades. Artificial...
Who’s buying Bitcoin? The US, China, UK, Ukraine, North Korea, Bhutan, El Salvador, Venezuela and Finland collectively hold 527,883 Bitcoin, valued...
Pakistan’s economic trajectory remains stifled by structural inefficiencies, short-termism and a domestic market that simply cannot sustain...
Occasionally, there is an image or a thought that haunts you for days and disturbs your sleep. You are emotionally wounded. And I have lived...
The mountains that once crowned Pakistan with serene white now glimmer like a fuse, burning from within. Right now, flash floods are tearing...
It was a day of carnage with no precedents before or after the massacre in Karbala almost 1400 years ago, on the 10th day of ‘Muharram’ – the...
Despite the various claims by ministers and the government that Pakistan is making progress in the economic sphere as well as other fields, a new...
The UK House of Commons this week voted 385 to 26 to proscribe Palestine Action, a grassroots group active in protesting Britain’s complicity in...
The budget has been passed. The applause has faded. Once again, Pakistan resumes its uneasy journey through economic difficulty this time, with a...
Unsustainable that our national political environment has been since times far gone, I could never imagine that, not too far into the future, we...
In a defining moment for international law and Pakistan’s principled diplomacy, the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) at The Hague has ruled...
The climate talks in Bonn (Subsidiary Body Meeting - SB62) last month, meant to lay the groundwork and finalise the agenda for COP30 in Brazil...
Israeli and American air strikes against Iran’s nuclear facilities have further aggravated the turmoil which has been the characteristic feature of...
Human history is full of events and tragedies that have faded from memory with the passage of time, but the martyrdom of Hazrat Imam Hussain along...
A recent World Bank study, ‘Foreign Direct Investment in Retreat: Policies to Turn the Tide’, highlights a concerning decline in foreign direct...
The Israeli strike on Iranian soil didn’t just hit a few silos; it blew open a decades-long intelligence alliance buried deep within Middle Eastern...
By the end of the annual meeting of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) in The Hague in June 2025, it became clear that everything was...
Pakistan’s electricity grid has faced mounting pressure for the last few years as more households installed rooftop solar panels. While solar...