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Pakistan’s long-standing struggle with slow and unreliable internet connectivity has finally been acknowledged at the highest policy level, and more importantly, it is being addressed with clarity and resolve. Federal Minister for Information Technology a…

Bridging the Digital Divide

Oct 30, 2025

The recent announcement by Meta regarding the integration of Urdu language support into its AI assistant is more than just a tech update—it marks a significant socio-digital milestone for Pakistan and the wider Urdu-speaking diaspora. By enabling interact…

The Credibility Gap

Oct 29, 2025

The current negotiations in Istanbul between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban represent a kind of test for regional stability and the future dynamics of Pakistan-Afghanistan relations. Following two unproductive meetings and months of escalating tens…

Pakistan’s Unyielding Fight

Oct 28, 2025

Pakistan stands at a crucial, precarious juncture in its decades-long battle against wild polio virus. As one of only two remaining endemic countries globally, the nation's efforts are not just a domestic public health campaign but a critical component of…

Need for Unified

Oct 27, 2025

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s statements at the Balochistan Workshop have highlighted once more one of Pakistan’s gravest issues: the resurgence of terrorism. The prime minister has remarked that, although terrorism had been 'completely eradicated' by …

International Criminal Court

Oct 26, 2025

The magnitude of what an occupied population has had to go through is still beyond the scope of these figures, which are cautious by all measures. What has been done to and taken from the Palestinians over the past two years—a people who, even at the begi…

A Roadmap for Pakistan’s Digital Future

Oct 25, 2025

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…

Fragile Ceasefire

Oct 24, 2025

After almost two years of unceasing attacks from the rogue Zionist entity, Israel, on the blockaded Gaza Strip, a tenuous ceasefire that began on October 10 has brought about some respite. The initial stage of the deal, which entailed transferring living …

Crackdown on Pollution Underway

Oct 23, 2025

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…

Health at your fingertips

Oct 22, 2025

The monumental task of transforming Pakistan’s sprawling healthcare landscape—a challenge long defined by fragmentation and inequity—has recently found a determined champion in Federal Minister for Health, Syed Mustafa Kamal. His tenure marks a decisive p…

No Cure for Neglect

Oct 21, 2025

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…

March 8, 2026 Opinion

Awaiting broader leadership

March 7, 2026 Business

Gold price records another big increase today

March 7, 2026 Entertainment

Rajab Butt admits to infidelity with his wife and illicit relationship with a friend

March 7, 2026 Pakistan

GHQ attack case: 47 accused including Omar Ayub, Shibli Faraz, Murad Saeed, Zulfi Bukhari sentenced to 10 years in prison

Sardar Khan Niazi

(Tamgh-i-Imtaiz) Journalist, Business Leader, Entrepreneur

End without progress

Oct 31, 2025

The most recent round of negotiations between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban in Turkiye ended without any progress, and "the dialogue thus failed to bring about any workable solution," according to Minister of Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar…