Who gets to be a hero in Pakistan? The battle over Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan’s legacy
In a nation where memory is often curated by political power, Pakistan finds itself debating one of its most foundational figures: Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan,
June 4, 2025
Opinion
The new global trade war: A golden chance or a hidden trap for Pakistan?
Just when it seemed the storm had passed, the clouds began to gather once more. The U.S.-China trade war that shook the foundations of global
May 17, 2025
Quenching thirst, Quelling conflict: Innovative solutions for Balochistan’s water crisis
What if I told you that Balochistan, Pakistan’s largest province, is facing one of the most severe water crises? This is putting both the local
April 29, 2025
Canals, canvassing, and conspiracy: How Sindh’s survival is being gambled
Sindh today finds itself at the center of a carefully orchestrated crisis as the province faces alarming water shortages, political betrayal, and environmental destruction. The
April 29, 2025
Of bread and dignity: The struggle of Punjab’s wheat farmers
In the rich and ancient plains of Punjab, wheat has long been more than a crop. It has been a proud inheritance, a living testament
April 27, 2025
Why Trump’s tariffs can save the world
America is the biggest, the wealthiest and the most powerful economy in the world. Period. This fact alone solidifies the often-overlooked and frequently unjustly exploited
April 6, 2025
GPI project: Another setback to federation in Pakistan
Sindh is in a heated state as a result of the massive demonstrations over the contentious canal project on the Indus. Diverse political forces are
March 18, 2025
The Shepherd mentality: Revolutionizing leadership for a better world
In a world plagued by self-serving leaders, a new breed of visionaries is emerging. They’re driven by a fierce commitment to serve, empower, and uplift
February 19, 2025