By: Mahwish Arif In the last several years, Pakistan’s urban centers have been battlegrounds against an unpredictable climate. Sudden cloudbursts and city-destroying floods are no longer anomalies—they are now seasonal warnings. The year 2025 has again served to remind us how unprepared urban Pakistan remains to cope with intensifying climate calamities. In July this…
Federal Minister Ahsan Iqbal’s op-ed, “The Real Battlefield is Intellectual”, published in The News on July 2, 2025, serves as a bold and timely manifesto for the Muslim world. In a critical time when the foundations of global power are increasingly shaped by ideas, knowledge, and technological advancement, the article is not merely a reflection…
The famous tourism spot of Pakistan, Swat River [also known as Death River] had again engulfed lives.
The fastest rise of China’s in the race of becoming influential global superpower is one of the most important geopolitical developments of the 21st century.
Peace vanished as Middle East has remained one of the most unstable regions for decades, shaped by historical, political, and religious complexities. The roots of ongoing tensions trace back to the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and the imposition of artificial borders by colonial powers after World War I. In addition to this, the discovery…
Prominent Parliamenterian Dr. Ramesh Kumar Vankwani has long been recognized as most influential and thoughtful voice in Pakistan’s intellectual and political landscape—an advocate of interfaith harmony, a firm believer in good governance, and a courgious writer who blends history with modern-day reasoning. In his recent Urdu-language op-ed titled “The Enemy of My Enemy is My…
Pakistan Leadership should become a bridge of Muslim world, facilitate peace talks, supporting Islamic finance and cultural activities.
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The world community must guide a safer, nuclear-free future by means of responsibility, transparency, and knowledge.
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…
