Hot Takes, Chilling Truths

History shows that when confidence turns into overconfidence, wars rarely unfold according to plan

Nearly four out of five Pakistani transpersons never attend school. The exclusion is more sinister than mere economics

Behind the promise of a British degree lies a harsh reality: endless shifts, mounting debt, silent desperation

'I can’t stand the word empathy,' Kirk once said. Now, in his death, it’s exactly what his supporters demand.

Where Lyari Expressway serves a strategic public purpose, Malir Expressway appears as a road to real estate expansion

From irregular periods in her 20s to POI diagnosis at 36, Naomi Alesworth shares challenges, imp of community support

The courts taught me one lesson, God another

Technology could be the lifeline to our climate crisis

Suo motu was meant to protect rights but became a tool of political influence

One in four Pakistani children at risk of poor development, new study warns