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Skills, Discipline and Dignity

Skills, Discipline and Dignity
The visa issuance ceremony in Islamabad for more than 300 graduates of the Prime Minister’s Overseas Employment Programme marks more than a routine administrative milestone. It reflects a broader national ambition: transforming Pakistan’s youth bulge into…
Pakistan’s Digital Future
The Federal Cabinet’s approval of the National AI Policy 2025 is a defining moment, signaling Pakistan's official entry into the global race for technological supremacy. Far from being a mere statement of intent, this policy—which aims to train one millio…
Climate crisis
Pakistan’s launch of the “Modernization of Hydromet Services of Pakistan” (MHSP) project marks a critical, long-overdue investment in survival. In a nation where the 2022 floods displaced over 33 million people and where torrential rains continue to wreak…
The New Diplomatic Frontline
The Inter-Parliamentary Speakers’ Conference, recently concluded in Islamabad, was more than a ceremonial gathering; it was a potent call to action for the world’s legislative bodies. Under the banner of “Peace, Security and Development,” the address by C…
Punjab’s necessary stand against smog
The Punjab Police's recent anti-smog crackdown, resulting in the registration of 26 cases and the arrest of multiple violators across districts like Lahore, marks a critical and welcome escalation in the fight against hazardous air pollution. The statisti…
Pakistan’s Red Line: No retreat on terror sanctuary demand
The Taliban regime in Afghanistan and Pakistan are at odds, and efforts to find a long-term solution are stuck in a tortuous loop with no end in sight. The Taliban's stubbornness and lack of desire to prevent terrorist organizations like the TTP from carr…
Pakistan Urged to Balance Economic Goals with Marine Protection
Pakistan’s government and industry experts briefly turned their attention toward developing the country’s ‘blue economy’ after a mangrove restoration project in Sindh successfully sold 50,000 tonnes of carbon-removal credits through a Singapore-based carb…
Dengue Fever
The alarming surge in Dengue Fever cases across Pakistan, particularly in urban centers like Karachi, Hyderabad, and the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi, signals more than just a seasonal spike; it reveals a profound public health governance crisi…
Crackdown on Pollution
As the temperatures start to decline, smog arrives uninvited in various regions of the country, especially in Lahore and urban Punjab. The health and climate crisis has developed over several years, and the government — encouraged by experts and civil soc…
A new chapter in New York’s Politics
In a stunning political upset, Zohran Mamdani has achieved what few expected: winning the mayoral election in New York City and, in the process, redefining the city’s political landscape. His victory is significant on multiple fronts—symbolically, politic…
Violations Eclipse Peace Efforts
Is it truly worth calling a ceasefire while one side continues to fire in order to maintain its unlawful occupation and genocide? It is claimed that the Israelis have murdered over 200 Palestinians and broken the ceasefire hundreds of times since it went …

Mountains of oppression are breaking against Islamic countries: SK Niazi

Pakistan’s trade deficit widens 8.4pc in February to $298.1 million

War on Iran aims to extend Israeli influence to Pakistan’s borders: Khawaja Asif

Air pollution and climate change
Air pollution and climate change are often discussed as separate environmental crises, each demanding unique solutions. Yet, this approach fundamentally misunderstands the challenge. These are not two battles; they are two fronts in a single, existential …
Pakistan’s Digital Future
The Federal Cabinet’s approval of the National AI Policy 2025 is a defining moment, signaling Pakistan's official entry into the global race for technological supremacy. Far from being a mere statement of intent, this policy—which aims to train one millio…
Climate crisis
Pakistan’s launch of the “Modernization of Hydromet Services of Pakistan” (MHSP) project marks a critical, long-overdue investment in survival. In a nation where the 2022 floods displaced over 33 million people and where torrential rains continue to wreak…
The New Diplomatic Frontline
The Inter-Parliamentary Speakers’ Conference, recently concluded in Islamabad, was more than a ceremonial gathering; it was a potent call to action for the world’s legislative bodies. Under the banner of “Peace, Security and Development,” the address by C…
Punjab’s necessary stand against smog
The Punjab Police's recent anti-smog crackdown, resulting in the registration of 26 cases and the arrest of multiple violators across districts like Lahore, marks a critical and welcome escalation in the fight against hazardous air pollution. The statisti…
Pakistan’s Red Line: No retreat on terror sanctuary demand
The Taliban regime in Afghanistan and Pakistan are at odds, and efforts to find a long-term solution are stuck in a tortuous loop with no end in sight. The Taliban's stubbornness and lack of desire to prevent terrorist organizations like the TTP from carr…
Pakistan Urged to Balance Economic Goals with Marine Protection
Pakistan’s government and industry experts briefly turned their attention toward developing the country’s ‘blue economy’ after a mangrove restoration project in Sindh successfully sold 50,000 tonnes of carbon-removal credits through a Singapore-based carb…
Dengue Fever
The alarming surge in Dengue Fever cases across Pakistan, particularly in urban centers like Karachi, Hyderabad, and the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi, signals more than just a seasonal spike; it reveals a profound public health governance crisi…
Crackdown on Pollution
As the temperatures start to decline, smog arrives uninvited in various regions of the country, especially in Lahore and urban Punjab. The health and climate crisis has developed over several years, and the government — encouraged by experts and civil soc…
A new chapter in New York’s Politics
In a stunning political upset, Zohran Mamdani has achieved what few expected: winning the mayoral election in New York City and, in the process, redefining the city’s political landscape. His victory is significant on multiple fronts—symbolically, politic…

Mountains of oppression are breaking against Islamic countries: SK Niazi

Pakistan’s trade deficit widens 8.4pc in February to $298.1 million

War on Iran aims to extend Israeli influence to Pakistan’s borders: Khawaja Asif

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