PTI’s letter to the UN: A political weapon or defamation of state?
A vivid example of how politically poisoned minds can turn against their motherland and rank petty political interests
The ‘P’ in patriarchy stands for poor education
Tuba Nafees | Updated Mar 18, 2023
When will Pakistan attain women protection and empowerment?
Abdul Sattar Baloch | Updated Mar 08, 2023
Making history: Female lawyers finally breaking the glass ceiling
Umer A Ranjha | Updated Mar 02, 2023
Javed Akhtar’s problematic visit to Pakistan
Kiran Wali | Updated Feb 28, 2023PTI’s letter to the UN: A political weapon or defamation of state?
A vivid example of how politically poisoned minds can turn against their motherland and rank petty political interests
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The case of growing violent extremism in Pakistan
Osama Ahmad | Updated Mar 06, 2023 -
Making history: Female lawyers finally breaking the glass ceiling
Umer A Ranjha | Updated Mar 02, 2023 -
Economic disasters: Blame culture vs self-accountability
Muhammad Hamid Malik | Updated Feb 20, 2023 -
Are we turning a blind eye to the plight of religious minorities?
Osama Ahmad | Updated Feb 09, 2023
America's continued war in Afghanistan
The US spent over $2 trillion in killing Afghans but can't spare a few billions to help them rebuild their country
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No right to have rights
Raza Habib Raja | Updated Dec 26, 2022 -
Climate justice: Is the world ready to compensate Pakistan?
Annie Shabbir | Updated Dec 12, 2022 -
Saifullah Paracha's 18 years in an unjust system
Ali Changezi | Updated Nov 10, 2022 -
How China’s rise is challenging the American global world order
Ahmed Cheema | Updated Oct 14, 2022
A nation in search of a statesman
Are our statesmen in cradle? Or is society barren and unable to produce them?
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A mismanaged economy and no true development
Khushal Kakar | Updated Nov 21, 2022 -
Pakistan and its famous ‘long march’
Aiema Asrar | Updated Nov 01, 2022 -
Will this incessant politico-economic instability ever end?
Muhammad Irfan Akram | Updated Oct 04, 2022 -
How many Khadijas and Noors will it take?
Purniya Awan | Updated Aug 23, 2022
Javed Akhtar’s problematic visit to Pakistan
He turned it into an opportunity to vent his grudges, and we didn't object either but rather applauded it.
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Imran Khan vs Reham Khan: Hypocrisy at its best
Raza Habib Raja | Updated Jan 02, 2023 -
Some films are too hard to kill
Khizer Asif | Updated Nov 16, 2022 -
Video leaks for character assassination: A disgusting tactic in politics
Osama Ahmad | Updated Nov 14, 2022 -
Dying to tell a story
Bisma Tirmizi | Updated Oct 26, 2022
The ‘P’ in patriarchy stands for poor education
Pakistani woman is born free but is everywhere in chains designed by men due to a poorly educated patriarchal mindset
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When will Pakistan attain women protection and empowerment?
Abdul Sattar Baloch | Updated Mar 08, 2023 -
Career gap and how it affects the female professional paradigm
Beenish Zaheer | Updated Dec 30, 2022 -
No country for women
Purniya Awan | Updated Feb 07, 2023 -
Wish us Eid Mubarak but we can't wish you Merry Christmas
Salman Zafar | Updated Dec 27, 2022
The farmer, his son and their dog
I pleaded with the veterinarian, but I could not convince him to examine Simba
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Habib Jalib’s requiem for Armenia prefigures the current conflict
Raza Naeem | Updated Oct 07, 2020 -
The dirge Muneebur Rahman wrote after Gandhi’s assassination
Raza Naeem | Updated Oct 02, 2020 -
Reading Mohammad Khalid Akhtar’s futuristic satire on International Translation Day
Raza Naeem | Updated Sep 30, 2020 -
Reading two South Asian poets on Gamal Abdel Nasser’s 50th death anniversary
Raza Naeem | Updated Sep 28, 2020
