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Conflicting reports on talks keep the world guessing
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Conflicting reports on talks keep the world guessing

By Sardar Khan Niazi In an increasingly interconnected yet deeply fractured world, diplomacy often unfolds not in grand declarations but in whispers, leaks, and carefully worded denials. Recent conflicting reports…

Climate action takes root – but will it survive?

Climate action takes root – but will it survive?

Mar 28, 2026
The plan to begin regular plantation campaigns after March 31, spanning one to two months and multiple locations, signals a shift toward continuity, something environmental initiatives in Pakistan have historically lacked. Too often, tree planting has bee…
Youth Empowerment and the Vision of a Rising Pakistan

Youth Empowerment and the Vision of a Rising Pakistan

Jan 19, 2026
The remarks of Prime Minister’s Youth Programme (PMYP) Chairman Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan underscore a narrative the government is keen to project: that Pakistan’s future hinges on the empowerment, education, and skill development of its youth. With nearly…
Water Resources

Water Resources

Jan 18, 2026
The water cycle on Earth is oscillating between extremes. According to the most recent State of Global Water Resources report from the World Meteorological Organization, barely one-third of river basins saw "normal" conditions in 2024. The remaining ones …
Clearing the Digital Bottleneck

Clearing the Digital Bottleneck

Jan 17, 2026
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…
A silent crisis

A silent crisis

Jan 16, 2026
Air pollution has quietly become one of the gravest threats to public health, economic productivity, and environmental sustainability. From congested urban centers to industrial belts and agricultural plains, polluted air spares no one. Smog-choked mornin…
Winter as a Weapon

Winter as a Weapon

Jan 15, 2026
The deaths of eight Palestinians in Gaza during a brutal winter storm are not a natural tragedy alone; they are the foreseeable consequence of a man-made catastrophe that refuses to end. In a land already pulverized by months of relentless Israeli bombard…
From Crisis to Cautious Optimism

From Crisis to Cautious Optimism

Jan 14, 2026
The presentation of the Monthly Development Report for January 2026 by Ahsan Iqbal, the Federal Minister for Planning, provides a cautiously optimistic view of Pakistan's economy amidst a prolonged period of fragile confidence. The data he provided includ…
Safeguarding standards

Safeguarding standards

Jan 13, 2026
Many educational institutions were largely expected to be gripped by the recent wave of concern. It is now feared that students using AI tools may undermine the credibility of online examinations. This has caused at least the Association of Chartered Cert…
From Crisis to Cure

From Crisis to Cure

Jan 12, 2026
The annual cycle of monsoons across the subcontinent brings with it an inexorable flood of destruction, reducing years of developmental gains to rubble and displacing millions. In this recurring catastrophe, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDM…
Global Urban Growth

Global Urban Growth

Jan 11, 2026
The extent to which the Global South will be at the center of the world's growing urbanization is highlighted in the UN's World Urbanization Prospects report 2025. With Dhaka predicted to become the world's largest city by the mid of the century and Karac…
A new pillar of civil service training

A new pillar of civil service training

Jan 10, 2026
The inauguration of the Artificial Intelligence 101 module at the Civil Services Academy (CSA) by Federal Minister for Information Technology and Telecommunication Shaza Fatima Khawaja marks an important step in Pakistan’s journey towards becoming a truly…
Climate action takes root – but will it survive?
March 28, 2026 Editorial

Climate action takes root – but will it survive?

The plan to begin regular plantation…

Gold prices fall for second consecutive day
March 27, 2026 Business

Gold prices fall for second consecutive day

Karachi:The price of gold in the…

Rawalpindi: Bride arrested for firing in the air at wedding ceremony granted bail
March 27, 2026 Latest News

Rawalpindi: Bride arrested for firing in the air at wedding ceremony granted bail

The bride arrested for firing in…

NASA releases new map of ocean floor from space
March 27, 2026 Sci-Tech

NASA releases new map of ocean floor from space

It is often said that humans…

Sardar Khan Niazi

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

From Screens to Souls

From Screens to Souls

Jan 20, 2026
Artificial intelligence has quietly but profoundly reshaped human connections in the digital age. What began as simple automation has evolved into intelligent systems that influence how people communicate, form relationships, and perceive one another. In …
Youth Empowerment and the Vision of a Rising Pakistan

Youth Empowerment and the Vision of a Rising Pakistan

Jan 19, 2026
The remarks of Prime Minister’s Youth Programme (PMYP) Chairman Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan underscore a narrative the government is keen to project: that Pakistan’s future hinges on the empowerment, education, and skill development of its youth. With nearly…
Water Resources

Water Resources

Jan 18, 2026
The water cycle on Earth is oscillating between extremes. According to the most recent State of Global Water Resources report from the World Meteorological Organization, barely one-third of river basins saw "normal" conditions in 2024. The remaining ones …
Clearing the Digital Bottleneck

Clearing the Digital Bottleneck

Jan 17, 2026
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…
A silent crisis

A silent crisis

Jan 16, 2026
Air pollution has quietly become one of the gravest threats to public health, economic productivity, and environmental sustainability. From congested urban centers to industrial belts and agricultural plains, polluted air spares no one. Smog-choked mornin…
Winter as a Weapon

Winter as a Weapon

Jan 15, 2026
The deaths of eight Palestinians in Gaza during a brutal winter storm are not a natural tragedy alone; they are the foreseeable consequence of a man-made catastrophe that refuses to end. In a land already pulverized by months of relentless Israeli bombard…
From Crisis to Cautious Optimism

From Crisis to Cautious Optimism

Jan 14, 2026
The presentation of the Monthly Development Report for January 2026 by Ahsan Iqbal, the Federal Minister for Planning, provides a cautiously optimistic view of Pakistan's economy amidst a prolonged period of fragile confidence. The data he provided includ…
Safeguarding standards

Safeguarding standards

Jan 13, 2026
Many educational institutions were largely expected to be gripped by the recent wave of concern. It is now feared that students using AI tools may undermine the credibility of online examinations. This has caused at least the Association of Chartered Cert…
From Crisis to Cure

From Crisis to Cure

Jan 12, 2026
The annual cycle of monsoons across the subcontinent brings with it an inexorable flood of destruction, reducing years of developmental gains to rubble and displacing millions. In this recurring catastrophe, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDM…
Global Urban Growth

Global Urban Growth

Jan 11, 2026
The extent to which the Global South will be at the center of the world's growing urbanization is highlighted in the UN's World Urbanization Prospects report 2025. With Dhaka predicted to become the world's largest city by the mid of the century and Karac…
Climate action takes root – but will it survive?
March 28, 2026 Editorial

Climate action takes root – but will it survive?

The plan to begin regular plantation…

Gold prices fall for second consecutive day
March 27, 2026 Business

Gold prices fall for second consecutive day

Karachi:The price of gold in the…

Rawalpindi: Bride arrested for firing in the air at wedding ceremony granted bail
March 27, 2026 Latest News

Rawalpindi: Bride arrested for firing in the air at wedding ceremony granted bail

The bride arrested for firing in…

NASA releases new map of ocean floor from space
March 27, 2026 Sci-Tech

NASA releases new map of ocean floor from space

It is often said that humans…

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Salman Khan Niazi

Chairman, Daily The Patriot

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