Opinion

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But nobody is ready to be the king, just like everyone wants to go to heaven but nobody is willing to die

Washington challenges India’s long-claimed nuclear 'exceptionalism', exposing gaps in non-proliferation enforcement

From TV journalism’s decline to deadly road culture, citizenry, institutions together fuel social decay

AI-driven disinformation after the Delhi blast fuels Islamophobia, misrepresenting Pakistani women

The 27th amendment was inevitable, exposing the contradictions in how citizens benefit from yet critique the system

Betrayal is tearing apart marriages in Pakistan, fueling violence, trauma, tragedy

Pakistan risks falling behind as AI deep-tech reshapes global economies, demanding governance, investment, vision

Zohran Mamdani’s historic win as NYC’s first Muslim mayor is a reminder that identity need not soften to be accepted

Pakistan rejects Taliban claims and says global concerns over militancy, rights abuses remain unaddressed

Pakistan’s muted response to Sudan crisis raises questions over selective empathy

Analysts say AI is changing how wars are fought, raising new risks, calling for clear human oversight

Experts say Pakistan must pair AI adoption with clearer rules on fairness, privacy, oversight to protect public trust

EU deepening cooperation with Indo-Pacific partners on security, climate resilience, sustainable growth

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The latest episode of Pamaal raises questions on fear, judgment, gender roles

Population is growing at an unsustainable pace, limited public resources are being diverted to simply keep up

Few young people prepare themselves mentally or emotionally before deciding to migrate

Pakistan is the only country that provides documentation-free open space for Afghans to earn dollars monthly

Economist story narrate anecdotes that protray complicated relationship between Imran, his wife, his spy chief

Discussions revolved around the shifting global order, US, China competition and Afghanistan role in Central Asia

As winter approaches, people ready for outages, businesses for losses, the economy readies for another blow

The true purpose for which public servants are appointed is to serve, but they have forgotten this in their priviledge

The AI problem can be likened to the Trolley Problem, if the trolley is flying at breakneck speeds

Inclusive dialogue with provincial stakeholders, not confrontation, is the only viable path forward

Leading AI experts draw parallels between AI, brain, suggesting it may exceed human cognition

Global race for critical minerals risks repeating past harms unless policies centre human needs, domestic priorities

Rashid Rana’s art highlights his use of technology, paradox, scale to rethink human experience

A new court, revised tenure rules, limits on powers raise questions over 27th Amendment, Pakistan’s judicial structure

Zohran defies American political norms, openly criticising Israel while advocating for the people of New York

HPV vaccination is cancer prevention, not a moral statement: Pakistan’s rollout is a crucial step for public health

Pakistan’s Afghan policy faces criticism, but after strategic patience, options have reached a deadlock

It signals a long-overdue stand against the normalisation of religiously charged violence

We must first remove our barriers before agricultural solutions can flourish

There is a moment, chilling in its clarity, when you realise that a state is no longer run by rules but by moods

Terrorism in Pakistan stems from governance failures, not just militancy, demanding reform, justice

The silence of Western feminists on Gaza’s suffering reveals deep contradictions within modern feminist ideology

Government abandons market reforms, revives procurement, risks repeating decades of inefficiency

Thoughtful AI debates drowned out by hype, ignorance, reckless experimentation in education, health

Undersea cables carry 99% of internet traffic, yet remain fragile lifelines vulnerable to anchors, sabotage

Maharaja Ranjeet Singh’s timeless jest exposes Pakistan’s bloated bureaucracy: heavy on hierarchy, light on service

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From humanitarian relief sorties to wartime operational missions, PAF remains guardian of hope

You may make progress in an island but development beyond that level is difficult if surroundings are backward