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The malnourished children of 2018 are teenagers now. Why?

The malnourished children of 2018 are teenagers now. Why?

The government found out how bad Pakistan’s nutrition levels were in 2018 but its budget doesn’t reflect the concern.

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Muhammad irshad danish

The shrinkage of Pakistan’s aid chart

The shrinkage of Pakistan’s aid chart
29.05.2026 20

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Ammar Rashid

Behold, the Qabza Mafia of Karachi skies

Behold, the Qabza Mafia of Karachi skies
25.05.2026 20

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M. afzal

Mutiny on the TRG bounty

Mutiny on the TRG bounty
23.05.2026 20

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Abdul Moiz Jaferii

I tried to buy a Cambridge paper online, this is what happened

20.05.2026 20

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Zil E Huma

How to buy a Cambridge exam paper online in Pakistan

The NCCIA is investigating leaks with the UK examiner as maddened students prepare for resits

20.05.2026 20

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Zil E Huma

A TikTok feature that Pakistan’s dirty money loves

18.05.2026 20

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Abdul Wahab

Karachi roads paved with good intentions but potholed with reality

16.05.2026 20

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Yumna Khan

Paved with good intentions but potholed with reality

Karachi’s great experiment with new construction materials is testing the limits of water damage to roads.

16.05.2026 20

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Yumna Khan

Pakistan has a supreme court. Then it built a supremacist one.

14.05.2026 30

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Usama Khawar

After the Raj, the most powerful weapon in Pakistan's arsenal is a name

12.05.2026 40

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Muzhira Amin

This is the sentence that protects every abuser in Pakistan

10.05.2026 30

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Manisha ropeta

India loses information war to country that wasn't technically allowed online

07.05.2026 30

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Usman Azeem

I’ve asked power in Pakistan one question for ten years on my podcast. This is the answer

05.05.2026 20

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Talha ahad

A resting place for a rebel prince in Abbottabad

02.05.2026 60

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Rabia sajjad abbasi

Pakistan, the country that almost ended polio 30 years in a row

30.04.2026 40

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Muzhira aminmariam ahmed

Why Iran plays the Sicilian Defence

27.04.2026 40

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Baqar hasan

Is Karachi disposable by design?

25.04.2026 30

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Andaleeb rizvi

The boatpeople basti who bothered a barrage

24.04.2026 40

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Alefia T. Hussain

Ink and rubble: The systematic assault on Iran’s intellectual soul

22.04.2026 40

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Zahra Ali Syed

The limits of Bushra Bibi’s power

20.04.2026 40

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Aisha Sarwari

When death becomes a statistic: Necropolitics in the age of moral silence

17.04.2026 30

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Risa tohid

Necropolitics and the manufacture of indifference in Iran and beyond

By keeping regions in a state of collapse, global actors create a legal grey zone where the standard costs of doing business, fair wages,...

17.04.2026 30

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Risa tohid

The underground architecture that has sustained Iran’s military capacity in the face of US-Israeli attacks

15.04.2026 40

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Sher Ali Khan

No Strait answer: Can international law stay afloat in Hormuz?

14.04.2026 40

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Aniqa Atiq Khan

Peace was within reach. Then came the missiles. Will it be different this time?

13.04.2026 40

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Oves anwar

The US-Iran ceasefire appears to be holding. What next?

13.04.2026 50

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Muzhira Amin

‘This likely isn’t over’: Journalists, analysts react to ‘stalemate’ in US-Iran talks

12.04.2026 30

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Prism

Phone-a-friend: Mapping PM Shehbaz, DPM Dar’s call-a-thon leading up to the US-Iran ceasefire

11.04.2026 30

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Zil e humayumna khan

From battlefields to data centres: The US-Iran war in the age of AI

10.04.2026 30

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Raja Muhammad Atif Azad

When Washington came to Pakistan: a brief history

10.04.2026 40

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Muzhira Amin

At the impossible table: The diplomatic maze awaiting the world in Islamabad

10.04.2026 40

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Faiq Zafar

From battlefields to data centres: The US-Iran war in the AI age

10.04.2026 100

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Raja Muhammad Atif Azad

US-Iran talks in Islamabad: Who is involved and why it matters

09.04.2026 60

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Prism

How we got here: Inside Pakistan’s backchannel diplomacy that led to the US-Iran ceasefire

08.04.2026 50

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Aniqa atiq khanzil e huma

Diplomacy pays off: A timeline of events leading up to the ceasefire between US and Iran

08.04.2026 80

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News Desk

Rs20 million fine for a deleted tweet: The cost of irreverence?

04.04.2026 40

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Farieha Aziz

The petrol crisis that could electrify Pakistan

03.04.2026 40

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Uzair M. Younus

No room to play: A childhood denied to children with autism

02.04.2026 30

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Zahra Zaman

The war on the womb: Gaza’s reproductive genocide

02.04.2026 40

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Sadaf Shabbir

Off the road: How rising fuel costs are pushing ride-hailing captains to the brink

01.04.2026 50

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Zil E Huma

‘Hunuz Dilli Dur Ast’: Climate crisis in the age of war

31.03.2026 60

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Zaheer Ali

How the Iran war is rewriting the economics of power … and why Pakistan must read the signals first

30.03.2026 90

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Baqar hasan

Middle East conflict and fuel prices: Who is the Pakistani govt really protecting?

26.03.2026 60

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Haris gazdarsohail javed

Tracking international humanitarian law violations in the US-Israel war on Iran

24.03.2026 80

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Ayesha Malik

Tracking IHL violations in the US-Israel war on Iran

As over 20 countries are now impacted by the illegal war, it is difficult to disagree with the notion that this is the original sin from which a...

24.03.2026 70

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Ayesha Malik

Running on sunshine: Pakistan’s solar boom to tide over Middle East energy crisis

20.03.2026 90

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Zofeen T. Ebrahim

The binary trap: How narratives of ‘Us vs Them’ manufacture consent for war

18.03.2026 40

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Risa tohid

What the attack on Iran’s nuclear sites means for the non-proliferation regime

16.03.2026 50

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Haleema saadia

Protecting consumers or balancing the books: Pakistan’s oil dilemma

13.03.2026 70

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Nasir Jamal