Unyielding, unapologetic: How Mamdani is altering US politics
Supported by young voters and progressive elements, Zohran Mamdani’s New York campaign signals a transformative shift in local and international politics
Fake Muslim identities are tearing at India’s soul
Across India, a disturbing pattern of false Muslim impersonations — from criminal scams to communal provocations — reveals a calculated bid to inflame divisions and erode secular values
It’s a ceasefire, not a peace deal; tough issues are still on table
The rogue Israeli premier took a step too far when he authorised an attack on Hamas leaders living in Qatar. This infuriated President Trump…
Greta (the Great) Thunberg: twice detained, twice undaunted
Detained not once, but twice for her support of Palestinian rights, Greta Thunberg’s evolution from environmental sentinel to humanitarian champion now resonates from Stockholm to Gaza
Who sowed the seeds of Palestinian tragedy
To right a historic wrong, Britain must apologise to the Palestinian people for helping create Israel, and end its defence deal with the rogue state
Even after genocide and ethnic cleansing, will Israel get its way?
There’s an overwhelming global support for Palestinian statehood, yet Israel is likely to get away with genocide and ethnic cleansing
How youths toppled govts in Nepal and Bangladesh
Uprisings in Bangladesh and Nepal have revealed the real power of youth and the military’s role vis-à-vis the future of democracy
Climate crisis: Lessons Pakistan can learn from China, Bangladesh
Pakistan faces devastating annual floods, but lessons from China and Bangladesh show how bold infrastructure and community preparedness can turn disaster into resilience.
Fact or fiction? Saga of viral Jack Ma, Piers Morgan clips
Viral clips featuring Jack Ma and Piers Morgan have captivated Pakistanis with feel-good themes about the country’s global role and military strength. However, investigations have revealed no verified connection to either personality
Unveiling an overlooked tragedy: Massacre of Biharis in East Pakistan
In 1971, amid the turbulent birth of Bangladesh, the Bihari community in East Pakistan faced massacres and a brutal ethnic cleansing campaign
How bid to kill its Dewan led to Travancore’s merger with India
Amid the turmoil of British India’s partition, the princely state of Travancore sought to chart its own independent course. This ambition, however, unravelled after an attempt was made to assassinate a key leader.
Two-state plan seems elusive amid rising calls for Hamas surrender
While Arab and European countries unite in demanding Hamas’s disarmament, the revival of the two-state solution appears increasingly unattainable, given Israel’s persistent expansionist policies.
How India illegally annexed Manipur
This investigative report examines the forced accession, and the roots of present-day unrest in the so-called ‘Indian’ state of Manipur
Visits of Dar, COAS to US, China counter Indian isolation efforts
As foreign minister secures US praise for regional peace efforts and the army chief reinforces defence ties with China, Pakistan signals robust global partnerships despite Indian efforts to diplomatically isolate it
Why resistance to economic reforms is not in Pak interest
As Pakistan grapples with soaring debt and economic instability, opposition to vital reforms threatens to deepen the crisis
All-women team marks new dawn in Sialkot’s administration
For the first time in Pakistan’s history, Sialkot district boasts an all-women administrative leadership, with female ACs and a DC heading all four tehsils.
Crippled by doubt: Tragedy of our endless battle against polio
At a time when the rest of the world has driven wild poliovirus out of their communities, fear and ignorance are preventing Pakistanis from achieving the same goal
Can a Muslim socialist win NY’s mayoral race?
Zohran Mamdani faces fierce backlash over his views on Palestine and Modi. Can he overcome Islamophobic smears and win the November election?
Sindh’s child labour crisis is far from over
While new figures show a decline in child labour across Sindh, other troubling findings point to persistent exploitation, especially among poor households and adolescent girls
Why the likely Pak-US trade framework could be a turning point
As Pakistan and the US edge closer to an understanding on trading, the outlines of the emerging agreement suggest economic opportunity — and a test of long-term policy vision.