Bahadur Shah Zafar - a crown of ashes
Bahadur Shah Zafar survives not merely as the final Mughal ruler but as the poet of an empire's last breath
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Why the original Constitution of 1973 still matters?
Dr Syed Akhtar Ali Shah | Updated 7 hours agoConstitutional changes without consensus threaten long-term national stability
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Iran war and the toll on Asia
Shahid Javed Burki | Updated 7 hours agoWar-driven supply cuts force Asia to rethink reliance on gas energy
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The carbon footprint of war
Naveed R Khan | Updated 7 hours agoWar’s hidden cost is climate damage, spreading pollution far beyond battle zones
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Coexisting with incompleteness
Muhammad Hamid Zaman | Updated 7 hours agoArtemis II inspires wonder, yet human behaviour still defies logic
Democracy, relevance and survival: our delicate balancing act
Khalil Mughal | Updated Apr 06, 2026Pakistan's political history is often narrated through the lens of instability
Attention is at tension
M Nadeem Nadir | Updated Apr 06, 2026The casualty that is most destructive to human-to-human interactions is the vacant attention one offers others
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Mardan mine tragedy
Updated 7 hours agoNeglect of safety laws leaves vulnerable miners exposed to fatal workplace hazards
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Battering rains
Updated 7 hours agoReactive relief dominates as Pakistan struggles to build long-term climate resilience
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Terror fissures
Updated 7 hours agoCeasefire hopes fade as fresh violence highlights Taliban’s failure to curb militancy
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Taxing YouTubers
Updated Apr 06, 2026The FBR's new rule may be one of the most incoherent bits of rulemaking in the tax collector's history
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Why the original Constitution of 1973 still matters?
Updated 7 hours agoConstitutional changes without consensus threaten long-term national stability
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Iran war and the toll on Asia
Updated 7 hours agoWar-driven supply cuts force Asia to rethink reliance on gas energy
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Coexisting with incompleteness
Updated 7 hours agoArtemis II inspires wonder, yet human behaviour still defies logic
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Bahadur Shah Zafar - a crown of ashes
Updated Apr 06, 2026Bahadur Shah Zafar survives not merely as the final Mughal ruler but as the poet of an empire's last breath
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Attention is at tension
Updated Apr 06, 2026The casualty that is most destructive to human-to-human interactions is the vacant attention one offers others
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Pakistan's tight diplomatic rope
Updated Apr 06, 2026Islamabad has doubled down on its efforts to carve out space for dialogue.
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Karachi: the hidden loves in the lanes
Updated Apr 05, 2026Every corner has a story, every shop a memory, and every face a hint of warmth waiting to be recognised
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Rule through crisis?
Updated Apr 05, 2026By keeping Baloch, Pashtun, Sindhi, Punjabi identities in perpetual tension, ruling elites prevent unified opposition
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