Opinion

These nations acted as silent spectators as Israel went about expelling Palestinians from their homeland.

The diffusion of national boundaries due to the explosion of social media is not new.

Shaheed Bibi was not merely a political leader - she was a movement in herself.

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Ladakh 2020 clashes presented India's vulnerabilities in an unprecedented manner.

Such misperceptions and potential miscalculations might increase fear, uncertainty and risk.

Pakistan has consistently maintained that its nuclear capabilities are purely for deterrence, not aggression.

The writer is an Islamabad-based policy analyst.

Five decades down the line as Bangladesh and Pakistan look back at the trauma, it pains.

The US also maintains massive nuclear deterrence capability in comparison with which Pakistan's assets are miniscule.

Developing nations argue that industrialized countries are historically responsible for most greenhouse gas emissions

Aseefa Bhutto Zardari's powerful speech revives her mother Benazir Bhutto’s legacy of women’s empowerment and equality

The forgotten plight of Pakistani Biharis in Bangladesh remains unaddressed, despite their sacrifices for Pakistan.

Pakistan's crisis of hope stems from leadership failure, corruption, and instability, hindering national progress.

Hopes fade as Greece calls off rescue; tragedy highlights deep systemic injustice and human smuggling.

US sanctions target Pakistan's missile program, raising tensions despite long-standing alliance and cooperation.

The knowledge-action gap persists, with awareness failing to drive meaningful change, undermining progress.

Pakistan faces a massive debt crisis, with its economy burdened by high debt servicing and political instability.

Pakistan's Blue Economy holds vast potential for growth through sustainable ocean resource management.

Pakistan's tax system needs reform that prioritizes trust, transparency, and fairness over punitive measures.

Authoritarian socialism stifles freedom, nurtures inequality, and suppresses dissent, leading to inevitable collapse.

In a world where truth is suppressed, the clash between truth and power grows inevitable in Pakistan.

Bashar al-Assad's regime collapses in Syria, triggering regional upheaval and raising concerns.

Madrasa reform in Pakistan requires curriculum change, vocational training, and better integration into society.

Chinese leadership is now critically weighing "every single word" uttered by their Pakistani counterparts.

PTI celebrates Richard Grenell's call for Imran Khan's release.

Paul Krugman's farewell column reflects on economic shifts, but key omissions and disagreements arise.

Pakistan must boost economic productivity to enhance trade ties with GCC countries and ensure sustainable growth.

The Nobel Peace Prize 2024 honors Nihon Hidankyo, a campaign against nuclear weapons amid rising risks.

Rapid population growth in Pakistan fuels air pollution and smog, exacerbating environmental health crises.

The fall of Assad shifts Middle East power dynamics, with Iran, Russia losing influence and Turkey rising.

Pakistan must shift focus from land investments to knowledge-based services for sustainable growth.

Pakistan’s economy is in flux, showing signs of life but facing challenges that keep it uncertain.

Good governance is essential for societal progress; Pakistan faces immense challenges.

Syria's turmoil deepens as opposition captures Damascus; internal divisions and foreign interests complicate peace.

Water crisis worsens in South Asia; India’s actions threaten the Indus Water Treaty and peace between nations.

The American election outcome reflects voter frustration over local issues, Gaza, and the Democrats' actions.

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Karachi is experiencing a New Environmental Feel

India’s defence priorities are shifting, with growing ties to the US and France despite Russia’s legacy

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The craving for a strong leader in Pakistan’s history stems from a deep-rooted mistrust of democracy.

Fifty-three years after 1971, Pakistan and Bangladesh still face unresolved wounds; reconciliation needed.

Pakistani researchers face high costs for consumables, but local solutions and international partnerships may offer.