Opinion

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When every monsoon washes away classrooms, Pakistan isn’t just losing schools, it’s losing futures

It’s the beginning of a harder battle: containing splinters, managing revenge, preventing their rebirth

Charter promises reform, renewal, but without consensus from key parties democracy hangs in the balance

Innovation, education, courage, three ingredients Pakistan must fuse if it hopes to convert knowledge into growth

True empathy begins when we stop seeing others as 'the other'

Pakistan’s stabilisation has begun, but without deep reforms, resilience, public trust, the next shock can break it

Afghanistan’s defiance and Pakistan’s indulgence have shaped a cycle of mistrust, militancy, and smuggling

What South Asia lost after independence was not structure, it was soul

When delayed payments become systemic and silence turns habitual, the artist’s dilemma exceeds being economic

Islamabad Symposium 2025 underscored a decisive pivot from sentimental brotherhood to geo-economic realism

Their investment in science and technology offers lessons and opportunities Pakistan must embrace

Supreme Court’s Twenty-Sixth Amendment hearings have exposed a deep constitutional gap

Banditry in northern Sindh is largely sustained by two complementary factors

Pakistan's Urdu media has wholeheartedly embraced coverage of the Global Sumud Flotilla

Pakistan actively participated in President Donald Trump's 20-point peace plan

GSP+ status has played a key role in making EU the single largest export destination for Pakistani goods

Pakistan must align vision with direction, discipline with purpose, power with principle

Amid renewed border tensions, toxic narratives, both nations must prioritise cooperation over posturing

The 2025 Nobel Physics is a reminder that real innovation begins with curiosity, patience, instruments built at home

History is the first casualty while writing history

Toxic air cuts Pakistanis’ lives short, Lahore’s citizens pay the highest price

Sohail Afridi’s real challenge now is to deliver through good governance

As COP30 nears, the world must move from climate promises to real action before time runs out

As the old world order fractures, Pakistan must chart a pragmatic course amid the rise of a multipolar Asia

South Asia’s obsession with profit over principle reflects a deeper moral crisis in the technological age

Public service has become synonymous with arrogance rather than duty, reflecting colonial hangover

Truce may have paused clashes, but Pakistan’s policy shift signals deeper rethink of its ties with the Taliban

Latest border clashes, infiltration data expose Taliban’s continued patronage of militant groups despite truce

Citizens on paper, exiles in practice, forgotten in history

A new generation of Pakistani feminists is broadening the movement, redefining what empowerment truly means.

Bangladesh’s NSI expose a secret RAW network recruiting citizens for terrorist operations inside Pakistan

American approach towards Pakistan changed after the four-day war between India and Pakistan in May 2025

Israel’s actions in Gaza stand as proof of this truth

Washington, Tel Aviv reject measure urging immediate two-state solution

We can't stay passive AI consumers; must build local capacity

Science, policy, faith must learn to listen, not just speak

Pakistan’s low passport ranking is a mirror reflecting the governance, diplomacy, and trust of the country

Pakistan’s natural treasures can drive innovation-led exports if matched with technology, foresight

Muttaqi’s endorsement of New Delhi’s stance on Kashmir deepen Pakistan’s mistrust of Kabul

Pakistan finds itself unable to prosper

Gaza Peace Summit marked Pakistan’s re-emergence on the global stage, but sustaining momentum will depend on strategy

Financial negligence eroding artistic dignity, professional integrity in Pakistan's entertainment industry

China’s rare-earth restrictions and Trump’s trade war mark shifting global power dynamics

The question is simple: who are you?

When consumer giants shut down local operations, it shows something is deeply wrong

The world of espionage is an existential place