Opinion

These latest messages out of the Chinese capital should not be surprising at all

Conference emphasised shared intention of Russia, South Africa to strengthen mutually beneficial bilateral cooperation

Statistical snapshot on IYCF in Sindh (2018-19) reveals critical gaps in early childhood nutrition practices

There is an opioid epidemic in US. Millions use fentanyl illicitly, tens of thousands die annually due to overdose

After being ranked 142 in 2023, Pakistan's position declined last year, and again this year

His sculptures physically manifest the energy in your compositions

Manufactured goods currently account for a mere 2% of India's exports

.

.

.

.

Pakistan's institutional landscape is dotted with the debris of similar efforts

Our devastating story can be quantified through global rankings

Supporters of jirgas argue they provide swift and culturally resonant dispute resolution

Readers will be surprised to know that in most instances there is absolutely no training before an appointment

.

.

.

.

The media often avoids fully covering environmental violations, mainly for financial reasons

The burning of coal, gas and oil are not the only sources of emissions of climate-altering gases

We can't pass a blanket judgement on any one gender for souring the matrimonial bliss

US and its allies continue to advance this narrative that China

Ministry of IT and Telecom anchored this effort with clarity and consistency

Russia has recently rolled a geopolitical dice that may have far-reaching regional and global implications

University of Karachi already possesses a strong and diverse foundation in language education

Most South Asian countries struggle to fully and equitably capitalise on their hard-earned freedom

Rhetoric on the rule of law becomes meaningless when protectors of state lands ally with lawbreakers and land grabbers

Countries nursing old colonial wounds are particularly vulnerable to this transformation

Democracy is often described as a government of the people, by the people, for the people

Children deserve better, they deserve an education that teaches both faith and reason, both discipline and empathy

Mamdani's story exposes the narrow boundaries of what kind of difference is truly welcome

.

.

.

The four-day standoff between May 7 and May 11 brought South Asia to the brink

They define 'scale' as the ability to use 'size' for generating efficiency and productivity to outcompete rivals

Family-friendly policies are essential for working parents, especially mothers

American politicians get elected to Congress and publicly claim to work for Israel's safety

Such morally grey history still defines the reality of my community

Strategic crisis management needs to be examined and analysed from three angles

Severe wildfires swept across Europe, affecting Spain, Greece, Turkey, France, and the UK

NED test results recently revealed the disparity between students from rural areas and urban areas

The issue of bias in algorithms is one that cannot simply be ignored

An even bigger catch is many areas of Pakistan are a melting pot of languages

Swat's tragedy must not be treated as another unfortunate incident to be forgotten once the news cycle moves on

It is no surprise that millions of Karachiites are in a miserable fate

China's investments contribute to infrastructure development, productivity and job creation in Australia

China is now the world's largest and most innovative producers of electric vehicles

A morally responsible person is always in possession of a beautiful imagination