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Australian Open champion Keys stunned at Wimbledon
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Australian Open champion Keys stunned at Wimbledon

Australian Open champion Madison Keys became the latest star to crash out of Wimbledon as the American sixth seed was stunned by Laura Siegemund on Friday. Keys slumped to a…

Parliament’s Red Line Must Remain the Constitution

Parliament’s Red Line Must Remain the Constitution

Jul 05, 2025
Democracy is not meant to be silent, polite or perfectly staged. It is, by its very nature, loud, contested and sometimes messy. Protests in parliament, even those that seem rowdy or theatrical, are part of a broader democratic culture where dissent must …
A Coordinated Strategy Against Terrorism is Urgently Needed

A Coordinated Strategy Against Terrorism is Urgently Needed

Mar 06, 2025
Pakistan continues to face a persistent and multifaceted terrorism threat, yet the state has not been able to implement a matching counterterrorism (CT) response. The alarming rise in terror-related casualties, particularly among civilians and security pe…
Pakistan’s Economic Future at Stake

Pakistan’s Economic Future at Stake

Mar 05, 2025
An International Monetary Fund (IMF) delegation is currently in Islamabad to assess Pakistan’s progress on the $7 billion funding programme. The outcome of this review is critical, as it will determine whether the next tranche of funding will be disbursed…
Justice Denied

Justice Denied

Mar 04, 2025
The Pakistani justice system has utterly failed to protect women, as revealed by a recent report from the Sustainable Social Development Organization (SSDO). The statistics are alarming—conviction rates for honour killings and rape stand at a mere 0.5%, w…
Judicial Independence Under Threat

Judicial Independence Under Threat

Mar 03, 2025
The concerns voiced by critics of the 26th Amendment have proven to be not only justified but alarmingly prescient. Since its enactment, the judiciary’s decisions have increasingly appeared to be influenced by executive interests, casting doubt on the ind…
A Legislature in Service of Itself

A Legislature in Service of Itself

Mar 02, 2025
One year into its tenure, the 16th National Assembly of Pakistan has managed to outpace its predecessors in legislative output, passing 47 laws in record time. On the surface, this would suggest an efficient and responsive legislature. However, a deeper e…
Ramazan Price Hikes: A Burden on the Common Citizen

Ramazan Price Hikes: A Burden on the Common Citizen

Mar 01, 2025
With the holy month of Ramazan set to begin in a day or two, an unfortunate and familiar trend has already surfaced: an unjustified surge in prices of essential commodities. While inflationary pressures have slightly eased compared to previous years, the …
The Need for Urgent Transformation

The Need for Urgent Transformation

Feb 28, 2025
The gap is huge, to say the least. Pakistani banks and the bankers who run them appear ill-prepared for the challenges being unleashed by rapid technological disruptions, particularly the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). While they are aware of the c…
Locked Away and Forgotten: Pakistan’s Prison Crisis

Locked Away and Forgotten: Pakistan’s Prison Crisis

Feb 27, 2025
Pakistan's prisons are a stark and shameful reflection of a system that has utterly failed its most vulnerable citizens. Imagine, if you will, over 102,000 people crammed into spaces designed for barely 66,000. This isn't a dystopian novel; it's the reali…
A Desperate Flight

A Desperate Flight

Feb 26, 2025
The biting winter wind whipped through the makeshift tents huddled on the outskirts of Islamabad, a stark reminder of the harsh reality facing Afghan refugees. Families huddled together for warmth, their faces etched with worry. They had fled their homela…
A Growing Concern for the Region

A Growing Concern for the Region

Feb 25, 2025
Reports of internal divisions within the Afghan Taliban are cause for concern, particularly as they highlight tensions between the ideological old guard based in Kandahar and the more pragmatic elements of the movement. These power struggles have signific…
Kenya’s Faith Kipyegon breaks women’s 1,500m world record
July 6, 2025 Sports

Kenya’s Faith Kipyegon breaks women’s 1,500m world record

Kenya’s three-time reigning Olympic champion Faith…

Sutskever to lead Safe Superintelligence after Meta poaches CEO Gross in AI talent war
July 6, 2025 Sci-Tech

Sutskever to lead Safe Superintelligence after Meta poaches CEO Gross in AI talent war

Ilya Sutskever has taken over the…

AI detects hidden lung tumours doctors miss
July 6, 2025 Sci-Tech

AI detects hidden lung tumours doctors miss

In radiation therapy, precision can save…

Foxconn reports record Q2 revenue, cautions about geopolitical and exchange rate risks
July 6, 2025 Sci-Tech

Foxconn reports record Q2 revenue, cautions about geopolitical and exchange rate risks

Taiwan’s Foxconn (2317.TW), the world’s largest contract…

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