Building a megaproject like Diamar-Bhasha means losing thousands of years of Buddhist heritage

Bill McKibben on geopolitics, storage, and Pakistan’s solar revolution

As cities become warm, dry, and unbreathable for millions, climate extremes are making the country unlivable

With solar, hydro and nuclear already in play, Pakistan can cut its dependence on imported fuel

As the leadership offers only unproductive excuses, the city ranks among the world’s least liveable cities

How shrinking waters of the Indus are erasing land, memory, and the riverine culture of the delta

Bacha Khan, born in 1890, rejected caricatures, urging justice through self-reform and nonviolence

Urban growth, weak local governance, and a profit-driven authority are reshaping the capital faster than its laws

The Doomsday Clock prepares to reveal how near humanity stands to self-destruction

COP30’s delusion marks a turning point for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change