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Muharram-ul-Haram is a sacred month that symbolises the deep reverence, love, and emotional attachment Muslims hold for the Ahl-e-Bayt (the family...
No warning, no hint, no insinuation, and you are gone – within 45 minutes – Azam. The doctors were helpless; the angel of mortality was quicker....
In Pakistan’s volatile political theatre, few stories have turned as sharply as that of the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf. Once riding a crest of...
Hazardous waste is a major global environmental challenge and poses serious risks to human health and safety, and other species of the ecosystem....
By Rimsha Azhar A devastating tragedy unfolded yesterday in Bajaur when a remote-controlled bomb blast claimed the lives of the Assistant...
When nations spiral into economic despair, the headlines write themselves grim, accusatory, and speculative. But when a country begins to claw its...
By Mobeen Arshad Education should be about liberation not competition. But in our academic culture, it often feels like the only students who...
In the current global environment, the credibility of media platforms has increasingly come under question. An example of this is U.S. President...
Shashi Tharoor has written eloquently and forcefully about the brutality of British colonial rule in India. But the question is: will he ever turn...
For decades, Israel has enjoyed a staggering level of impunity for its violence in the Middle East, an indulgence no other state could dream of....
There has been a lot of fuss about the new provincial budget presented in the Punjab Assembly in the recent days. Members of the opposition have...
Over recent years, governance worldwide has begun to recognise a quiet yet significant truth: policies, no matter how well-crafted, cannot succeed...
By Rimsha Azhar In an age of constant connectivity, the line between fact and fiction is growing dangerously thin. Information now travels rapidly...
In May and June of 2025, the world stood on the edge of disaster. The simultaneous push to destabilize both Pakistan and Iran—through military...
By Rimsha Azhar Something is happening to this generation, and it’s hard to ignore. Teenagers scroll for hours without blinking, eyes locked on...
Pakistan endures a heavy burden in its war against terror: over 84,000 civilians and security personnel have been killed since 2001, with Pashtun...
The monsoon arrived not with warning, but with vengeance. It had rained the night before-nothing extraordinary at first, just a steady rhythm of...
At the United Nations Security Council, Pakistan has once again voiced deep concern over the serious threat it faces from the Tehrik-e-Taliban...
In the serene valleys of Pahalgam, where the Lidder River meanders through alpine meadows, the tranquillity of Kashmir was shattered on April 23,...
The recently concluded war between Iran and Israel has left a trail of questions and lessons for Pakistan as its ripple effects are already...
While February 2019 may have only shattered India’s confidence in its multi-billion-dollar war machines, May 2025 has totally shattered its dream...
By Rimsha Azhar To be a woman in Pakistan is to live in a state of constant self-surveillance. Every step outside involves calculation: of risk, of...
As artillery thunders across Ukraine, drones stalk the skies above Gaza, and tensions simmer from East Asia to the Sahel, a different kind of...
In the digital age of diplomacy, the battlefield is no longer confined to deserts and skies, it also unfolds across the digital spaces. During the...