Pragmatic posturing Pakistan has been attempting a balancing act since the war began. Various parties have now acknowledged its efforts
Iran’s use of asymmetric warfare —cheap drones, cluster warheads and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz — helped it successfully resist US-Israeli conventional dominance
The challenge is not to eliminate humour, but to reclaim its purpose and to ensure it remains a tool for connection and critique rather than a mechanism of avoidance
Amid soaring fuel prices, Punjab government’s targeted petrol subsidy promises a lifeline for low-income motorcyclists. However, between a lagging mobile app and a complex verification process, many eligible citizens remain confused
Without structural reforms, Pakistan will continue to oscillate between petrol price shocks and momentary relief
The challenge is not to eliminate humour, but to reclaim its purpose and to ensure it remains a tool for connection and critique rather than a mechanism of avoidance
A conversation with historian and author Dr Waleed Ziad
Without structural reforms, Pakistan will continue to oscillate between petrol price shocks and momentary relief
W ar with Iran may mark a turning point—not in...
Anger that discriminates between the strong and the weak is neither a sign of sincerity nor of strength
The national economy has found its feet. Pakistan can now help others who may need its support
War is not only a political or security concern, but also an environmental crisis
Now that the first quarter of 2026 has ended, we look at how Pakistan’s entertainment landscape has expanded, the stories that defined it and the questions it still hasn’t answered.
A sector-wise breakdown of the reforms included in the Good Governance Roadmap 2.0
It took four arduous years, but Dr Khadija Ghafoor says she was determined to fight for justice
Amid soaring fuel prices, Punjab government’s targeted petrol subsidy promises a lifeline for low-income motorcyclists. However, between a lagging mobile app and a complex verification process, many eligible citizens remain confused
Traditionally Pakistani cricket has produced world-class batsmen and bowlers, but fielding has often been treated as secondary.
A coach who has consistently prioritised athlete development, javelin-throwing in particular
Guided by elite mentors, a young champion begins his international chapter
Rizwan Aftab Ahmed’s work signals a shift toward holistic athlete care in Pakistan
Pragmatic posturing Pakistan has been attempting a balancing act since the war began. Various parties have now acknowledged its efforts
Iran’s use of asymmetric warfare —cheap drones, cluster warheads and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz — helped it successfully resist US-Israeli conventional dominance
A conversation with historian and author Dr Waleed Ziad
Without structural reforms, Pakistan will continue to oscillate between petrol price shocks and momentary relief
These senior citizens are forced to spend their golden years visiting pension offices endlessly and demonstrating about the difficulties they face in getting their dues rather than being able to retire in peace
