Opinion

Pakistan’s persistent need for foreign aid mirrors a historic quest for patronage rather than true self-sufficiency.

Agencies might be constrained by limited resources, hindering their ability to monitor and track the BLA's activities.

One of the most urgent issues facing Pakistan's agriculture is the need for reform in land ownership, land market

The Sharifs in the past when Modi was the PM have interacted positively with him

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An endless graveyard of bombed-out homes and the bodies of those who once lived with them.

US uses geopolitical chaos, including Ukraine-Russia and Israel-Gaza conflicts, to counter China's rise and influence.

Bangladesh's interim government faces legitimacy challenges amid turmoil. Dr Yunus seeks validation as crisis deepens

Pakistan's child protection system must evolve with mandatory reporting, audits, and comprehensive case management.

Wars leave lasting legacies, with diseases like cholera and polio thriving in conflict zones long after fighting ends.

Americans withdrew their forces from Kabul on August 15, 2021 and six days later they left the large Bagram Airbase.

Major issues include the economy, healthcare, climate change, immigration and protection of democracy.

Imam Hussain (AS) calls it, transcends all boundaries of faith, belief, religion and creed.

The political scenario in Pakistan is becoming worse day by day.

Every time prices of any commodity go high, the reflexive explanation is that the dollar went up.

Sindh, exemplifies a classic case study of life buried under the crisscrossing shackles

Putin's reaction and reorientation can be seen in how he has handled the Yevgeny Prigohzin crisis

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Though most patients will recover from Mpox in 2 to 4 weeks, there are some vulnerable groups too.

Cartoons have traditionally been regarded as a medium that offers imaginative stories and life lessons.

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.