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Using coercive measures and undermining institutions do not produce stability.
THE State of Global Water Resources 2025 published by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) provides a comprehensive assessment of global...
PAKISTAN’S overcrowded jails distort the intention of imprisonment — rehabilitation, education, and occupational...
THE under-invoicing of imports from China is not an allegation. It is an open secret in Pakistan’s markets — one...
UNDENIABLY, in Pakistan, a degree has become a piece of paper rather than a passport to a promising future. Thousands of youth graduate every year...
His magnum opus, Capitalism: Competition, Conflict, Crises, published by Oxford in 2016 after nearly 20 years of writing, is not an easy book.
National values that work for all must emerge organically.
WE hear of accidents happening because a car, bus or truck went out of control right? Maybe brakes failed, or too high a speed or a sudden pothole!...
It is the hoarding of power not its devolution that endangers a federation. The Economist has dressed an old political suspicion in the sophisticated...
Upon the completion of three years of Israeli military aggression against the Palestinians, there has been no worthwhile response from the...
Humanitarian Exceptions October 12, 2026 Newspaper, Opinions, Editorials Share on Facebook Share on Twitter ...
If the authorities felt terrorism was increasing in some tribal districts and adjoining areas, they could have limited themselves to imposing a...
Traders are smarter than the FBR. This should be recognised.
‘My Talkative Roommate is Disrupting My Studies’
From the wars in Eastern Europe, the Middle East and West Asia and the changing balance between the United States, China and
Cartoon October 12, 2026 Newspaper, Opinions, Cartoons Share on Facebook Share on Twitter ...
End Results October 12, 2026 Newspaper, Opinions, Editorials Share on Facebook Share on Twitter ...
GB’s Future October 12, 2026 Newspaper, Opinions, Editorials Share on Facebook Share on Twitter ...
THERE is something deeply exhausting about watching a country remain permanently trapped in political conflict. Governments change, oppositions...
Governments have often used media conditioning and false flag operations to make the public more amenable to their agendas.
Over the past five years (2021–2026), Pakistan has witnessed a sharp resurgence in militant violence, civil unrest, and governance breakdowns. While...
Long before historians arrive at their conclusions, poets, musicians and artists are already recording the anxieties, losses and
It was inevitable. It was coming. The writing had been on the wall for months, etched in the deepening chasm between the federal government and the...
Widely used in South Asian cooking and traditional practices, turmeric is also an uncomplicated crop to grow at home
Pakistan’s pink salt is among its most distinctive mineral resources, yet much of its economic potential remains untapped. Extracted largely as a...
The current conflict in the Middle East is drawing closer to Pakistan. As discussed later in this article, the crisis in Yemen, which was once part of...
Iran can withstand confrontation while losing the future its resistance is intended to protect. Military endurance may frustrate an adversary’s...
Pakistan’s hockey team managed to snag a bronze at the recently concluded Asian Games. What does it tell us about the trajectory
Russia's growing embrace of Afghan Taliban regime is raising uncomfortable questions in Islamabad. Is Moscow simply pursuing its security...
For decades, the Sant Nenuram Ashram in Thar has offered free meals to anyone who arrives at its doors, continuing a tradition
The 1983 film WarGames imagined a computer pursuing its given objective with potentially catastrophic consequences. Today’
From airy Neapolitan pies to crisper New York-style slices, Karachi’s pizza scene has grown to accommodate a surprisingly diverse
The hardest thing to swallow is another person's praise, and that too if they are commended in our presence. The digestion goes worse if the...
Through green-tinged interiors and isolated figures, Usama Toru’s artwork examines the loneliness that can exist in a crowd
The Centre’s emergency is about May 9, not militancy. The PTI’s is that its supporters are no longer marching.
Two of Ghalib's verses have, at different milestones of my weary existence, drawn me deep into the ocean of imagination, gently beckoning me into...
‘Chaand kya hamara peecha karta hai?’, ‘Ham manfi alqaab logo par kiun lagaatay hain? Ham yahan tou dignity keh baaray mai parh rahay hain?’...
What happens when a family retains its ancestry but loses the language associated with it? For an Urdu-speaking Pakhtun family
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