Contraception Day: let us put mothers at the centre
Around 37% of births in Pakistan occur within less than two years of the preceding birth
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Green-energy revolution needs a cleaner supply chain
Syed Mohammad Ali | Updated 2 hours agoChina's success in the green transformation is no accident
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Time to divest the hybrid
Shahzad Chaudhry | Updated 2 hours agoHybrid is neither here nor there. It is time to make the change
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Two wars and the World Order
Aneela Shahzad | Updated 2 hours agoCurrent geopolitical reality projects a starkly different outcome
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Debating transformation in the Global Order
Inam Ul Haque | Updated 23 hours agoEconomy, India, Afghanistan are challenges; Iran war, connectivity, balancing ties with US, China are opportunities
Hindutva and the limits of Indian diplomacy
Durdana Najam | Updated 23 hours agoIndia likes to present itself as a voice of peace, dialogue and the Global South, but do actions match its rhetoric
How would Jewish supremacists act?
Imran Jan | Updated 23 hours agoA popular idea from Islamic tradition is how a society would determine what kind of leadership it would have
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A fragile recovery
Updated 2 hours agoNavigating this treacherous path without a misstep is Pakistan's greatest challenge
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AI and the arms race
Updated 2 hours agoAI-assisted surveillance and automated threat detection could alter how future crises unfold
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Scam centres
Updated 23 hours agoCall centres in Karachi alone had facilitated international fraud worth approximately $60 million
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Hindutva and the limits of Indian diplomacy
Updated 23 hours agoIndia likes to present itself as a voice of peace, dialogue and the Global South, but do actions match its rhetoric
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Debating transformation in the Global Order
Updated 23 hours agoEconomy, India, Afghanistan are challenges; Iran war, connectivity, balancing ties with US, China are opportunities
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How would Jewish supremacists act?
Updated 23 hours agoA popular idea from Islamic tradition is how a society would determine what kind of leadership it would have
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From justice at the doorstep to the palm of your hand
Updated Sep 23, 2026If technology can shrink distance elsewhere, it can shorten the journey to justice
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AI is already in the office
Updated Sep 23, 2026The problem is that, in many organisations, the technology arrived before the rules governing its use
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The squandered legacy of statecraft
Updated Sep 23, 2026Mohajirs must reclaim their affinity for the civil service by raising their educational standards
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The joy in the journey
Updated Sep 22, 2026AI companies announced solving some of the most high-profile problems in mathematics
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