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Imran Khan and the debilitating economy
Positive criticism plays a pivotal part in any democratic dispensation
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Here, they need everything, because they have nothing
For Bangladesh and its people, this crisis is not new
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A new era of cooperation for Central Asia
Central Asia is a dynamic and fast-changing region
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Military vs civilian economic performance
Yet another interesting debate on the jurisdiction and competency of Pindi vs Isloo boys has been initiated
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The Xi era and Pakistan
Continuity of the CPEC plan will be a clear advantage to Pakistan
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At opposite ends of the spectrum
Canada and Pakistan fall within the First World and the Third World, respectively
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Recreating classrooms
Pakistan’s education crisis is no breaking news
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Working at cross purposes
Nation is quietly awaiting some messiah to put an end to their misery
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Textile sector losing out
The textile sector has been the country’s backbone as it provides employment and export revenues
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Notes to a modern-day political ‘princess’
It is self-evident that the role of the former PM is 'Lord, the counsellor' to 'the Princess'
Recent Contributors
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Annia Mirza
The writer is a recent graduate from the University of Cambridge, and will be working as a lawyer in a UK-based law firm.
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Sara Raza
The writer is a lawyer based in Karachi. She is a strong advocate of women empowerment and gender equality and is interested in gender justice and women’s rights. She tweets at @sara_raza7.
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Fareeha Shamim
The writer is a a Research Associate currently working at the Strategic Studies Institute Islamabad (SSII). She graduated with a degree in International Relations and Economics with a focus in International Ethics from Mount Holyoke College. She tweets at @FareehaShamim_.
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Uzma Farooq
The author is an advocate for Sindh High Court and has been practicing since 2013
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Syed Zain Jaffery
The author holds a Masters degree from NUST, Islamabad and writes about current affairs and politics.
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Laila A Cassum & Dr Saniya Sabzwari
Laila Akber Cassum: The writer is a senior instructor at Aga Khan University School of Nursing and Midwifery, Karachi. She has a special interest in geriatric care, critical care and teaching and learning pedagogies. Her current work is on online migration of nursing education.
Dr Saniya Sabzwari: The writer is a Fellow of the American Board of Family Medicine and an Associate Professor in the Department of Family Medicine at the Aga Khan University Hospital Karachi, Pakistan. She has a special interest in community mental health, health education and geriatrics.
