TODAY’S PAPER | January 20, 2026 | EPAPER

OPINION

Why our environmental message isn't working

Mirza Mujtaba Baig | Updated 3 hours ago |

Pollution awareness campaigns fail, misaligning the message with the audience, systemic barriers to change

Illusions of success

Stability in South Asia can only be secured through transparency, dialogue, adherence to established agreements

Trump's Iran pause and the new Middle East reality

A Trump warning to Iranian protesters sparked strike speculation, but Israel, Gulf states saw the risks as too high

  • Gul plaza blaze

    Karachi fire exposes systemic failure: years of inaction, repeated tragedies, left to burn once again

  • Gaza's drawing board

    Gaza peace transition plan faces key questions: who will disarm Hamas, and how will Israel's role be defined?

  • Opposition's demands

    Pakistan’s political crisis deepens: protests grow over rigged elections, strikes risk alienating public support

  • India's islamophobia

    Silence, at this point, risks becoming complicity

  • Why our environmental message isn't working

    Pollution awareness campaigns fail, misaligning the message with the audience, systemic barriers to change

  • Transforming Pakistan

    Pakistan’s path to prosperity hinges on overcoming economic flaws, political instability, underdeveloped sectors

  • Sharing space

    Drug experiment reveals the disparity in quality, price, the poor bearing the brunt of unsafe medicine

  • Pakistan's new alliance

    It is not clear what understanding exists between Pakistan and the United States in the prevailing situation

  • Trump's Iran pause and the new Middle East reality

    A Trump warning to Iranian protesters sparked strike speculation, but Israel, Gulf states saw the risks as too high

  • Schooling and free thinking

    When conformity is treated as virtue and disagreement as disrespect, free thinking withers

  • Illusions of success

    Stability in South Asia can only be secured through transparency, dialogue, adherence to established agreements

  • Exodus of talent

    Pakistan's brain drain costs the country billions, draining talent needed for national development, economic stability

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