Opinion

In Pakistan, a shift towards student-centred education is inevitable.

Although 79% of Pakistanis value democratic governance; 56% believe democracy is preferable to other forms of govt.

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Increasing petroleum prices by 15 rupees and then slashing them by 5 isn't really doing the trick either.

Poorer households have very limited or no access to piped water connections

Trump is Trump with a colourful record both as the President and as a person

Cities act as engines of economic growth in which right usage of urban spaces play role of fuel running the engine

Bangladesh's student uprising and Pakistan

Human evolution

Pakistan's talent dilemma

Bangladesh's Second Liberation and Palestine's Al Aqsa Storm

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Jolt for India, chance for Pakistan

Pakistan and the great powers

Factors affecting sports culture

Liberation from the liberators

Bangladesh - a victim of great power competition?

Science and greed

Pakistan's economic and political quagmire

Communication within academic settings

The 46-second bout that ignited transphobia

Bangladeshi whodunit

Do we hear change next door?

Freedom in chains

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Women are exhibiting higher rates of illnesses and mortality due to increased heat

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