Climate Change: Humanity’s Defining Challenge

Climate Change in Pakistan: A Silent Catastrophe

  By Imran Ali Pakistan is among the countries most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, despite contributing less than 1% to global carbon emissions. From devastating floods to melting glaciers and rising temperatures, climate change is affecting Pakistan’s environment, economy, agriculture, and public health at an alarming rate. In recent years, Pakistan has…

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Rising Seas, Sinking Lands: How Melting Glaciers and Polar Ice Are Reshaping Coastlines

The Silent Extinction: How Climate Change Threatens Global Biodiversity

  By:Muhammad Haseeb Fayyaz Climate change represents a profound challenge not only to human societies but also to the natural systems that sustain life on Earth. Among the most alarming consequences of a warming planet is the accelerating loss of biodiversity. The gradual but relentless shift in global climate is reshaping ecosystems, disrupting habitats, and…

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Trump's Nobel Nomination - A Pakistani Perspective

Trump’s Nobel Nomination – A Pakistani Perspective

The Government of Pakistan, in a bold and historically significant move, has officially nominated U.S. President Donald J. Trump for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. This nomination is rooted in a sincere recognition of President Trump’s decisive role in averting a near-catastrophic war between two nuclear-armed South Asian neighbors—Pakistan and India. His unorthodox yet effective…

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Budget Debate Sparks Tensions in National Assembly of Pakistan

Budget Debate Sparks Tensions in National Assembly of Pakistan

ISLAMABAD — The ongoing budget debate in National Assembly of Pakistan has become a focal point for political tensions, highlighting deep divisions within the ruling coalition and raising concerns about the country’s fiscal health. Lawmakers have expressed strong reservations over the proposed federal budget for the fiscal year 2025-26, which stands at Rs17.573 trillion—a 7%…

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