Opinion

Remembering the APS attack on December 16, 2014, a tragic reminder of the need for unity, education, and security.

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The rise of AI pose risks, including data leakage, privacy concerns, and generative AI’s potential for hallucinations.

Integrating climate change education into curricula is key to a sustainable future, fostering climate-literate leaders

True democracy requires leaders who are part of the people, fostering legitimate conversations for change.

A buffalo theft in Interior Sindh highlights corruption, political influence.

The Syrian conflict sees Assad's retreat, HTS rise, and a complex geopolitical struggle for control.

Syria’s fall signals shifting power dynamics, with Iran’s decline and Israel's increasing dominance in the region.

Pakistan's agriculture faces severe challenges, but adopting SDG 15 practices like ecosystem restoration.

Google's Willow chip and Gemini 2.0 are disrupting tech, pushing humanity towards obsolescence.

Bangladesh pushes back against India's interference, highlighting growing sovereignty concerns and shifting alliances.

The Indus Water Treaty faces threats as India seeks renegotiation amid growing water disputes and climate pressures.

The Lebanon-Israel peace deal coincided with HTS’s Aleppo offensive, hinting at a new Middle East diplomatic shift.

Syria's future remains uncertain as HTS replaces Assad, while global powers jockey for influence.

Ayesha Sultana's work captures fragility and resilience, blending personal and universal themes.

Corporate greed and systemic corruption in US politics fuel violence, like the recent shooting of a CEO.

Pakistan's human trafficking crisis persists, with few convictions and systemic government failure to act.

Addressing Kurram's sectarian conflict requires state intervention, population relocation, and de-weaponisation

Misinformation threatens governance and democracy, demanding global action to preserve public trust and stability.

Pakistan joins ICJ case to push for climate justice after devastating floods in 2022

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The author is the Chairperson of Crescent Foundation Pakistan

The Syrian conflict has caused immense suffering, but we must focus on humanity and support healing efforts.

Gender-based violence persists in Pakistan; systemic change and legal reform are urgently needed.

Books enrich our minds, challenge views, and connect us with the wisdom of the past.

The future of the Sino-Russian partnership is uncertain post-Putin and Xi.

The teacher rationalisation policy harms education by misplacing teachers and neglecting classroom quality.

Israel-Hezbollah peace deal signed, but ongoing tensions with Iran threaten the region’s stability.

Pakistan’s Grand National Dialogue offers key solutions for governance, education, economy, and societal reform.

Pashto faces endangerment despite millions of speakers, requiring urgent steps for revival and preservation.

Trump's second term: unrestrained, ruthless, and driven by instant gratification and foreign policy clashes.

A reflection on Pakistan’s struggle with modernity, false perceptions, and the need for truth in education.

China and Brazil deepen ties with major trade agreements and space cooperation, challenging US influence.

The truth behind Pakistan’s bureaucracy: serving power, not the public, amidst a system of corruption and elitism.

Russia’s nuclear saber-rattling aims to deter NATO support for Ukraine and signal red lines.

Community-based healthcare providers are vital in combating GBV in Pakistan.

Brian Thompson's assassination may signal a growing clash between the elite and working class.

Political repression in Bangladesh and Pakistan mirrors a loss of trust in democratic processes.

Reviving humanities in Pakistan is crucial for critical thinking, unity, and combating extremism.

Pakistan's PECA amendments spark debate on regulating fake news and freedom of expression, with concerns about misuse.

The water consumed by the average Pakistani citizen is severely contaminated

Addressing GBV requires practical solutions, empowering women, and reforming advocacy to bring real change in Pakistan

On November 26, 2024, Pakistan saw a significant protest that ended in division and disillusionment.

The Kurram conflict demands modern governance and military intervention, beyond ineffective Jirgas.