TODAY’S PAPER | September 05, 2026 | EPAPER

OPINION

1914, by way of shipyard

Amna Hashmi | Updated 2 hours ago |

Officially, this is just business catching up to disruption

On letters, art and the things we still need to say

Art functions as transhistorical form of correspondence

Need to regulate unhealthy foods

Protecting public health should not mean choosing between economic growth, cumbersome regulations

  • NY's AI school ban

    Students will encounter it at universities, workplaces, and in everyday life

  • An un-American law

    They are out to quell them at the cost of degrading American values of free speech and association

  • Hawala in the 21st century

    Hawala operators can do this because they generally minimise the actual movement of money

  • Failed climate goal

    Pakistan must adopt own climate policy that tackles global warming in context of own region

  • The Indian contagion

    Real origin of this conversation lies in global market projections and fears of a wider recession

  • 1914, by way of shipyard

    Officially, this is just business catching up to disruption

  • The collapse

    Government will do well to build a spine, collect experts, read models, take leap of faith in building anew

  • Need to regulate unhealthy foods

    Protecting public health should not mean choosing between economic growth, cumbersome regulations

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