Opinion

It signals a long-overdue stand against the normalisation of religiously charged violence

The silence of Western feminists on Gaza’s suffering reveals deep contradictions within modern feminist ideology

We must first remove our barriers before agricultural solutions can flourish

There is a moment, chilling in its clarity, when you realise that a state is no longer run by rules but by moods

Terrorism in Pakistan stems from governance failures, not just militancy, demanding reform, justice

Government abandons market reforms, revives procurement, risks repeating decades of inefficiency

Thoughtful AI debates drowned out by hype, ignorance, reckless experimentation in education, health

Undersea cables carry 99% of internet traffic, yet remain fragile lifelines vulnerable to anchors, sabotage

Maharaja Ranjeet Singh’s timeless jest exposes Pakistan’s bloated bureaucracy: heavy on hierarchy, light on service

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From humanitarian relief sorties to wartime operational missions, PAF remains guardian of hope

You may make progress in an island but development beyond that level is difficult if surroundings are backward

Our location matters to great powers, it is here that Heartland powers, maritime powers intersect.

A Digital ID serves as a "single source of truth" about an individual's identity

The Pakistani ruling elite applauds a democratic triumph abroad while dismantling democracy at home

In Pakistan, bar elections look more like wedding parties than halls of law: that says it all

Pakistan’s AI ambitions risk failure without a clear national data governance framework to anchor them

New York’s choice of Mamdani reflects a city rejecting Islamophobia and reclaiming political originality

Five years after the Doha Accord, Taliban’s unfulfilled promises now threaten regional stability, global security

From security to economy, the Margalla Dialogue defines Pakistan’s new strategic vision

Bangladesh’s transition under Muhammad Yunus tests if reform can replace retribution

Democracy versus design, today’s politics risks losing its soul to convenience

Once a movement for justice, PTM now faces scrutiny for promoting divisive narratives, foreign ties

Musk, Zuckerberg, Bezos are building bunkers while hiding the problems they’ve created for society

Sindh has devolved into a death zone for women who dare to exist as they see fit

Pakistan’s struggle with Afghanistan's terror policies continues, while diplomatic shifts raise questions

Remembering Jammu 1947: The genocide of Muslims that reshaped the region continues to fuel Kashmir’s suffering

Pakistan is highly vulnerable to rich cultural heritage both in terms of cultural sites and symbols

Strategic acumen requires analytical thinking, future orientation, holistic perspective

Language arrived with British rule and never truly left

Kabul River does not have to become another fault line

Universities treating education as a market commodity risk losing curiosity, creativity, deeper purpose of learning

Seventy-eight years on, Kashmir remains a human tragedy and political failure rooted in denial of justice and dignity

Pakistan loses nearly 2.5% of its GDP, around $9.3 billion, each year to financial scams

As debate over provinces resurfaces, experts warn that fragmentation cannot replace empowered local governments

We must remind ourselves that responsible science begins with disciplined reading

There are undocumented mobile phone manners for its use in public spaces, one's social biome

Tense negotiations highlight shifting power balance in Asia-Pacific trade

Colonialism dressed up as diplomacy, an ultimatum to besieged, brutalised people

For the year 2024-25, the total smog mitigation related ADP stands at Rs94.6 billion, and for 2025-26, Rs123 billion

Afghanistan's foreign policy embodies an ideological mindset that prioritise belief over strategy

Poverty, child marriage, unsafe learning environments and rigid social norms continue to deter girls from classrooms

Those that weaponise, magnify divisions fracture along economic, ideological lines, enabling rulers to sustain power

Live vividly, think freely, stay gentle, even when the world is not

From corruption to terrorism, our obsession with short-term fixes deepens crises instead of solving them

India’s 'Trishul' drills, Taliban border exercises spark scrutiny over coordinated pressure on Pakistan

As leaders trade threats and appeals, Istanbul talks end with fragile hope amid Pakistan-Afghanistan strain