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Mohammad NafeesDaily Times |
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s diplomatic balancing act during his visit to China last month exposed a growing tension within the European...
Every few months, headlines report another boat capsizing in the Mediterranean or the Aegean. In April 2026, at least 20 Pakistanis went missing off...
Parts I and II of this analysis examined what Pakistan's official education data reveal about access, gender gaps, and the structural failures of...
In Part I, national averages were shown to conceal provincial disparities and an invisible population of girls counted in schooling statistics but not...
On the first night of the war, February 28, missiles streaked across the sky above Palm Jumeirah, intercepted in bursts of light as residents in beach...
When Nawabzada Lashkari Raisani stood outside the Balochistan High Court this week and called the Mines and Minerals Act a "law of plunder,"...
In Pakistan, justice often appears less about truth and more about narrative. Recent cases expose a troubling pattern: journalists and dissenters are...
Wars are often presented as solutions. They are rarely that simple. A recent analysis in a mainstream local newspaper examined the logic behind the...
The previous column argued that today's conflicts are better understood as wars of systems than clashes of civilisations. This column examines...
The previous column argued that today's conflicts are better understood as wars of systems rather than clashes of civilisations. This column...
The conventional narrative around the Iran war and global finance is by now familiar: the conflict is accelerating de-dollarisation, strengthening...
Is girls’ education in Pakistan as triumphant as current narratives suggest? On paper, it appears so. The Statistics and Trends Report 2023–24 on...
The suicide bombing inside Imambargah Khadijah al-Kubra in Islamabad was among the deadliest attacks in the capital in more than a decade....