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The Friday Times |
Pakistan’s water crisis is not a distant threat—it is unfolding now. With a population of 255 million and rising, the country is officially water-...
Pakistan is witnessing an alarming rise in digital fraud schemes disguised as entertainment and investment opportunities. Among the most dangerous...
South Asia is reeling. From the overflowing Sutlej and Chenab rivers in Pakistan’s Punjab to the inundated plains of Sindh, and from the deadly...
In 2025, Jang, Pakistan’s oldest and one of its most widely circulated Urdu newspapers, did something unthinkable: it stopped publishing its daily...
In Karachi’s old quarters, a fortress-like compound sprawls across 26 acres. Built by the British in 1899 to discipline a colonial port, Karachi...
In societies divided on class, gender, and ethnic lines, nothing is apolitical. The nexus of power and knowledge production is not subtle – it is...
Cricket has always held a very special place in Pakistan. For decades, it has not only been a sport but also a part of the national identity, a...
The Pakistan–India cricket rivalry preceded India’s ill-advised Operation Sindoor and will outlast any such further operations as well. I was...
On 10 August, when the swollen rivers of Punjab breached embankments and gushed into villages, few imagined the water would stay for weeks. By 9...
Within a span of one year, governments in Dhaka and Kathmandu were toppled by the youths. Earlier, in 2021, mob protests and violence led to regime...
When a patient is wheeled into an emergency ward, no surgeon dares to cut open without first consulting test reports from an accredited laboratory....
Pakistan today stands at the crossroads of security and liberty. The rapid expansion of surveillance technologies—camera networks, interception...