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Dr M Bilal TahirPakistan Observer |
THE textile industry is entering a moment of uncomfortable truth: the fabrics that dress modern life are quietly contaminating the planet. A new...
ANOTHER summer has arrived in Pakistan, and once again the country stands under the shadow of an unforgiving heatwave season. Temperatures are rising...
IT is time to say this plainly: universities do not merely need better management—they need stronger leadership. The distinction is not semantic. It...
IN the global conversation on emerging technologies, quantum computing often captures the headlines. Yet, a quieter and arguably more immediate...
PAKISTAN’S digital transformation is accelerating—smartphones, laptops, solar inverters and consumer electronics are penetrating every tier of...
PAKISTAN is dimming its lights again—this time by design. The government’s decision to enforce roughly 2.25 hours of daily outages during peak...
THERE is a quiet but consequential shift underway in global higher education. Universities—long defined by lecture halls, rigid disciplines and...
THE recent tensions around the Strait of Hormuz have once again exposed a fundamental vulnerability in the global energy system: an overwhelming...