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In Sindh, a child’s education can end long before a university gate comes into view. On paper, the school system is vast. Officials say the province...
Written By: Chaudhri Sher Afzal Khan Babar Advocate, High Court, Research Associate, NIMA It is generally believed that trees provide us with oxygen...
Written by: Ali Arif Piracha In an age dominated by smartphones, social media, and instant access to information, public libraries are often treated...
Written by: Dr Novera Khalid During my morning round in the hospital, a voice suddenly struck my ears. “Mama, one day I will have my long hair. Will...
By Dr Shazia Anwer Cheema President of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev, has once again unmasked the duality and double standards of the European Parliament...
I will state my position up front. I think Sindh would be better governed with smaller administrative units, closer to the people who actually live...
A little before 6:50 pm on Tuesday, Saudi air defences caught a drone south of Makkah and brought it down before it got anywhere near the restricted...
Written by: Ahsan Khan Niazi As the Cold War confrontation between the Western and Eastern European blocs ended, Europe sought to integrate Russia...
By: Anwar Kashif Mumtaz For decades, tobacco control has pursued a clear objective – reducing smoking and the devastating health consequences that...
The Makkah defence agreement was signed on 7 August. The agreement spells out that an armed attack against one of the three countries will be regarded...
President Trump announced D-Day against the backdrop of lingering conflict with Iran and revealed sanctions on 60 entities across 5 sectors, without...
After the first test match with England, renowned English cricket journalist Scyld Berry wrote in the Daily Telegraph about Pakistan’s test team as...
“We must take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented.” — Elie Wiesel For...
On 17 July 2025, sirens went off along the banks of Nala Lai as its water rose to 22 feet at Kattarian Bridge and 19 feet at Gawalmandi. Homes and...
Pakistan celebrates Defence Day every year on 6th September, a day deeply engraved in our national memory as a reminder of the unwavering valour of...
I am writing this because I am angry, and I have earned the right to be. Sindh has been ruled by one party, Pakistan Peoples Party, for almost the...
Pakistan’s cricket history is full of remarkable fast-bowling stories. From Fazal Mahmood and Imran Khan to Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis and Shoaib...
History often turns on moments that seem technical on paper but are revolutionary in spirit. On Wednesday, January 14, 2026, Pakistan didn’t just...
You can always smell victory, it has that distinct scent of jet fuel and confidence. As I go through the stack of defense briefings and diplomatic...
They built him up as the ‘James Bond of India.’ When Ajit Doval walked in as National Security Advisor, he had that spy-chief swagger and a...
I was monitoring the feed from the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing this Sunday, watching the final signatures being placed on the Joint Press...
Every process in human life progresses in a sequence; similarly, the movement towards a logical conclusion is a fundamental principle of order,...
IT is a tragedy of grim proportions that the economic livelihood of the Afghan people is being held hostage by the ideological intransigence of their...
Justice delayed is justice denied. This saying embodies the core issue of Pakistan’s judicial system, where the backlog of cases increases daily...
Education is a fundamental right of every Pakistani citizen. Under Article 25-A of the Constitution, the state must provide free and compulsory...
Pakistan has always had to deal with tough borders and neighbors who do not play fair. For years, it has been trying to figure out how to modernize...
I followed the news closely when the explosion in *Delhi* hit the headlines. It was a massive blast, but the details were clear: Indian media itself...
In the digital age, rumors sprint while the truth limps behind. It starts with a ping — a WhatsApp forward warning of a “blast at Karachi...
Social media posts circulated on Tuesday claimed that the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) had launched multiple coordinated attacks across Khyber...
Every time a bomb shakes a marketplace. Every time gunfire shatters a schoolyard. The same question haunts the nation: who gave these men the right to...
For decades, Pakistan did what others would not. It opened its doors to Afghan families running from war, hunger, and fear, strangers who were treated...
By Zahid Bashir History has never been a simple chronicle of victories or defeats; it is a mirror reflecting the choices of nations. The relationship...
It began with compassion. For more than four decades, Pakistan opened its doors to millions of Afghans escaping war, hunger, and despair — not for...
As the global community observes World Food Day under the theme “Hand in Hand for Better Food and a Better Future,” we are called to confront a...
Wars don’t always start with bombs, they often begin with broken promises. For India, the betrayal runs deep. Across the battlefields of Ukraine,...
This publication has been funded by the Australian Government through the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. The views expressed in this...
For more than two decades, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and its adjoining tribal areas have stood at the centre of Pakistan’s counter-terrorism...
For a farmer staring at a cracked and thirsty field, the news from Islamabad feels a world away. Our nation is suffering, but the wound isn’t...
In the hushed, carefully calibrated world of diplomacy, it’s a rare thing when a senior general decides to tear up the script. But that’s...
Everywhere you look, old alliances are showing their age and new conflicts are threatening to boil over. In this kind of environment, stability is the...
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