Opinion

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Pakistan must boost citizens' functional capacity and freedom to drive economic growth and political influence

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Bangladesh faces a potential rise in Islamist influence after the regime change, as Jamaat-e-Islami's ban is lifted.

Iran delays retaliation for Haniyeh's assassination, sparking fears of Israel evading accountability once again.

Pakistan faces a rising drug crisis, with students increasingly exposed, its a threats to national security and health

The lack of medical humanities in Pakistan hinders interdisciplinary understanding and innovation in healthcare policy

Iqbal’s lecture on ijtihad argues for reviving dynamic Islamic thought, citing past rigidity and external impacts.

Kamala Harris's potential presidency could boost the U.S standing in global female leadership and inspire more women

True philanthropy should begin at home, prioritizing fair wages for worker and aiding close family over public charity

Pakistan has invited Indian PM Modi to the SCO meeting in October, but his attendance is uncertain.

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Balochistan's turmoil stems from corruption, socio-economic neglect, and external interference fueling terrorism

UN Summit of the Future's focus on global issues seems overshadowed by inaction on international peace and security

The assassination of Hamas Chief Haniyeh in Tehran risks escalating regional conflict; diplomacy needed for peace

Legacy media's decline and the rise of citizen journalism; focus on details and challenge biases to build credibility

Pakistan is now a model nation with justice, equality, and progress, leaving past issues behind

Conflicts in Kashmir, Ukraine, and Palestine expose the human toll often overshadowed by political power struggles.

The global food waste crisis exacerbates hunger and environmental damage, calling for urgent, sustainable solutions

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For the economic revival, we need to take a leaf from our friend, China

Perpetual peace is a mirage; global power dynamics ensure constant great-power competition and conflict.

The war spread mirrors a contagion, disrupting global economies and energy supplies, with no end in sight