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Food trends are evolving towards borderless innovations, impacting how consumers prep, enjoy, and relate to food.

Pakistan's higher education sector faces instability, prompting faculty to seek opportunities abroad for stability.

As the head of the Afghan Council for National Reconciliation is expected to visit Pakistan in the coming days

In Afghanistan, in just the last 12 months alone, the Kabul regime has changed stances and faces so many times

As far as the Americans and the Taliban are concerned, both sides are taking care of their end of the bargain

It is still unfathomable why Bilawal hosted an iftar-dinner party at Zardari House in Islamabad this past weekend

Even if the BJP loses elections, there is no way New Delhi can win the hearts and minds of the Kashmiris

If we look in the mirror, we may find a familiar face responsible for the evil that ensures that the poor remains poor

But K-Electric, which never misses an opportunity to squeeze its consumers dry

There are only two known paths to overcome mass poverty.

Difficult to construe single-standard curriculum if objective is to make education system conducive to evolving

Wars were fought between many nations

Each war that has been fought has had its own peculiar justification and its own particular set of advocates

Can Pakistan utilise its expertise to manage a US-Taliban deal?

Universal quality health is a fundamental right of all citizens

Message of the Shibli report is that the whole energy system is supply driven

A victory at this stage for America would mean simply maintaining an American presence in the region

Pakistan does not treat its women well

Read articles in any newspaper or watch any talk show on TV, only one issue dominates — politics

Trump has rebuked both South Korea and China for appeasement after the North Korean ICBM test

Income and wealth inequality is from top to bottom, only 22 people in the country have billions of wealth and reserves

Karachi has turned from a metropolitan city into an oversized ghetto

More than 500 people are killed in the country over mistaken notions of honour every year