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Pakistan Barely Pollutes the Planet. So Why Is It Paying the Highest Price?

Sep 15, 2026

By Nisha Fayyaz Last August, a single hour of heavy rain fell on Buner, a district in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. In that one hour, the area got almost 15 percent of the rain it normally gets in a whole year. Water and rocks came rushing down the mountains int…

Revisiting role of the Supreme court in the dispensation of Justice

Jun 08, 2026

By Sardar Khan Niazi There is a widely shared conception of justice that is universally recognized: that every individual should receive what is rightfully due. Yet in our civilizational tradition, justice carries a deeper meaning. It is not merely abo…

Pakistan’s environmental crisis: from neglect to urgent action

Jun 07, 2026

By Sardar Khan Niazi Pakistan stands at a critical environmental crossroads. While economic instability, political uncertainty, and security concerns often dominate national discourse, the country's environmental challenges have emerged as an equally p…

“Merit is a Joke”: Bank of Khyber Bleeds Billions as Defaulted Loan, Harassment Scandal Rock KP Government

Jun 07, 2026

Ubaid Yousaf Khan Amid growing turmoil within the state-owned Bank of Khyber (BoK), sources have painted a grim picture of institutional decay, alleging that “merit is a joke” and that the current Managing Director, along with his team, has systematica…

Israel could not have fought Iran without American support

Jun 06, 2026

By Sardar Khan Niazi The debate over the recent Israel-Iran war often focuses on military tactics, intelligence successes, and regional power balances. Yet one reality stands above all others: Israel could not have launched, sustained, or defended such…

What Does the Joint Action Committee Really Want in Azad Kashmir?

Jun 06, 2026

Asif Mahmood The fundamental question surrounding the movement currently being revived in Azad Kashmir is simple: what exactly is its agenda? If the objective was to resolve public grievances, then this question becomes even more relevant g…

The Indian Military Mind and South Asia’s Security Dilemma

Jun 05, 2026

By Sardar Khan Niazi The recent evolution of India's military doctrine has revived an old but increasingly urgent question for South Asia: how does India's security establishment perceive the use of military power, and what does this mean for regional …

Pakistan and the Philippines: An Emerging Partnership and the Dynamic Role of Ambassador Emmanuel R. Fernandez

Jun 04, 2026

By Nawabzada Shah Ali In international relations, some partnerships develop quietly, away from the spotlight, yet gradually evolve into relationships of significant strategic importance. The ties between Pakistan and the Philippines represent one s…

Austerity Without Vision: A Reading of Pakistan’s Budget FY2025–26 and What FY2026–27 Must Answer

Jun 04, 2026

By Abdul Rafay Niazi On June 10, 2025, Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb presented the federal budget for FY2025–26 before a noisy National Assembly. It was passed on June 26 and signed into law on June 30. The government called it a budget for a…

Austerity Without Vision: A Reading of Pakistan’s Budget FY2025–26 and What FY2026–27 Must Answer

Jun 03, 2026

Born on the Wrong Side of the Map

Jun 01, 2026

One Flag, Different Fates Authors : Esha Shahzad . Haneen Tariq . Hamna Ahsan Khan On winter mornings in Sheshi Koh, the road disappears first. Ice loosens the mountain soil above the valley. Meltwater carries rocks and debris into the narrow pat…

September 15, 2026 Latest News | Pakistan

The government should stop the drama of relief and end the petroleum levy allowance, Hafiz Naeem

September 15, 2026 Business | Latest News

Locally manufactured hybrid electric vehicles exempt from sales tax

September 15, 2026 Latest News | Sci-Tech

AI-generated comedy sitcom released on YouTube

September 15, 2026 Health | Latest News

Weight loss drugs linked to suicidal thoughts revealed

Sardar Khan Niazi

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

Baluchistan’s Strategic Crossroads

Jun 08, 2026

Asif Mahmood Baluchistan has become a battlefield, and the lines of confrontation are now unmistakably clear. On one side stands the security and integrity of Pakistan. On the other stand India, Israel, and their proxies. This is not the time for…

Revisiting role of the Supreme court in the dispensation of Justice

Jun 08, 2026

Pakistan’s environmental crisis: from neglect to urgent action

Jun 07, 2026

“Merit is a Joke”: Bank of Khyber Bleeds Billions as Defaulted Loan, Harassment Scandal Rock KP Government

Jun 07, 2026

Israel could not have fought Iran without American support

Jun 06, 2026

What Does the Joint Action Committee Really Want in Azad Kashmir?

Jun 06, 2026

The Indian Military Mind and South Asia’s Security Dilemma

Jun 05, 2026

Pakistan and the Philippines: An Emerging Partnership and the Dynamic Role of Ambassador Emmanuel R. Fernandez

Jun 04, 2026

Austerity Without Vision: A Reading of Pakistan’s Budget FY2025–26 and What FY2026–27 Must Answer

Jun 04, 2026

Austerity Without Vision: A Reading of Pakistan’s Budget FY2025–26 and What FY2026–27 Must Answer

Jun 03, 2026

September 15, 2026 Latest News | Pakistan

The government should stop the drama of relief and end the petroleum levy allowance, Hafiz Naeem

September 15, 2026 Business | Latest News

Locally manufactured hybrid electric vehicles exempt from sales tax

September 15, 2026 Latest News | Sci-Tech

AI-generated comedy sitcom released on YouTube

September 15, 2026 Health | Latest News

Weight loss drugs linked to suicidal thoughts revealed

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