Opinion

The most recent floods are likely to make an even bigger impact on forced migration

Poverty is highest form of violence that can be inflicted on human beings

A killer will now walk the streets of Pakistan freely and openly

Those in charge of looking after the economy had outside help

The then PM is said to have hijacked the plane or been behind it since he wanted to replace Musharraf

The advertised solutions of climate change have one thing in common: they conflict with each other

Pakistan presents a case study of population mismanagement and disproportionate growth

Modi predicted that India would overtake Japan and Germany

Pakistan has reported 3.4 million cases of malaria from January to August 2022

The road infrastructure, at least along the coastline, and the hospitality industry have come a long way

What determines productivity and investment climate in a country like Pakistan?

Economic stability and growth cannot be achieved without first ensuring political stability

Digital platforms have found ingenious ways to offer goods and services to global consumers

US President brought up Pakistan’s nuclear programme with shockingly undiplomatic language

Pakistan, once a major non-NATO ally, has doled out great sacrifices in the US global war on terror

Over-ambitious parents, mostly compensating for their own failures in life, overburden kids with academic rigours

Terrorism is defined as calculated use of violence for achieving goals that are political and ideological in nature

The healthcare budget must always be flexible enough to cope up with such untoward happenings

Development has many facets. Provision of food is one. The provision of safe food is another

The new wave of terrorism has created a sense of insecurity across K-P as armed groups move freely

Let’s try to make out why people are still turning out to be Quixote when his age is long gone

The comments were also a reaffirmation of Biden’s frustrations with a rising China and Pakistan’s relationship with it

They keep asking: why do the US and its European allies then single out Afghanistan for human rights?

Pakistan’s response to this flood and future climate change events should be to address its own behaviour first

Pakistan cannot afford to procrastinate the decades-old ambivalence between sovereignty and servitude

China is perceived to be a revisionist state attempting to challenge the prevalent world order steered by USA

The fact that the system does not work is no surprise — the harder question is: how does one make it work?

Cultural mores, society preferences and increasingly interpreted religion determine how society treats their women

Algocracy turns democracies into authoritarianism through political engineering, bots and extreme political ideologies

The fixation around ‘lived experiences’ today, is in many ways, a form of egotism

Imran Khan has cashed in on Biden’s statement as he has already come down hard on the PDM government

Had there been no failures, the world would have been entangled within the blind streets of stagnation

The obvious answer is moderation but moderation is joyless

When the world will cease to exist because of the melting of Arctic and Antarctic, the war in Ukraine will not matter

For our country, even the IMF’s recommended policies which the experts call ‘shock therapy’ are not working

Pakistan is ranked amongst the lowest countries in terms of child protection and safety

The controversy surrounding the elevation of judges to the Supreme Court, has not left the common man unruffled

Pakistan should create climate resilient towns within CPEC linked SEZs

Isolating Afghanistan has been set up as the missionary work of the Pentagon, RAW since the day of the withdrawal

Russia is forcing the world to accept its geopolitical assertion using economic shock as a weapon

Exports and remittances are falling and the external financing needs are the highest ever

CTBT has created and sustained a norm against nuclear testing so powerful

In Pakistan, you can’t change your destiny. With the exception of a few outliers, such as cricket stars

The fact that this decades-long struggle would have never come to fruition without Pakistan’s steadfast, risky support

Pakistan is pretty much on the brink of collapse. The saviours are many, but they are also opportunists

Unipolartity has transformed into multipolarity with many regional powers emerging on the political canvas

In past Mental health disciplines have helped in shaping new laws, the legal system, and the behaviour of legal actors

Most harm is done to the country and its people when leaders close their minds and are unwilling to embrace changes

Ukrainian infrastructure and industry have been decimated by reckless air bombardment and missiles onslaught

The surprising thing about death is that we may see it coming but to an extent