A planet on fire: COP28 must be a launchpad for real action on climate change
By: HAFED AL-GHWELL
In recent weeks, the world has seen an alarming surge in long-lasting and extreme heat waves that should serve as a stark warning of the…
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Receding waters reveal scars of climate change in Pakistan
The impact of last year’s historic floods will be felt for years to come by children and their families.
By Juan Haro and Jason Miks
Noor is only 22 years…
Quotidian quotas
By: Shahzad Sharjeel
‘WE’ were fewer in number, yet a large swathe of the subcontinent came under us. Then came the British, yet fewer in number, to rule over…
China Is Helping Modernize the Pakistan Navy. What Does That Mean for India?
by: Gaurav Sen
Over the last decade, China’s dominance in the Indian Ocean region has gained headlines, with relatively little attention paid to Pakistan’s…
Can Manipur ever trust India again?
by Patricia Mukhim
It took 78 days for most of India to wake up.
The northeast Indian state of Manipur has been burning since May 3, following clashes between…
Monsoon fears
by Muhammad Ishaque Memon & Tando Muhammad Khan
Wise nations learn from their past and never repeat mistakes. Last year, Pakistan suffered unprecedented…
G7 a Hegemonic Clique undermining International Order, trampling on Equity, Justice
By Zhong Sheng, People’s Daily.
The Group of Seven (G7) Hiroshima Summit ended amid protests on May 21. Despite its vows to build a “peaceful, stable and…
The Expected Election Scenario
After the 9th may, the political scenario was rapidly changed, so the political analysts are unable to predict what is going to happen in the near future. If…
Pakistan’s Water Crisis: A Call to Action
Pakistan, a land blessed with abundant natural resources, stands among the top countries in terms of its blessings from nature. With its picturesque landscapes,…