Jazz CEO Aamir Ibrahim sees Pakistan’s telecommunications sector as a ‘great equalizer’ if provided adequate government support
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The journalist and activist’s passing is a great loss to human rights advocacy in Pakistan
The attack on coalminers in Machh is the latest salvo in a decades-spanning effort to marginalize and eradicate the minority community
A new book examining China’s economic success reveals the dramatic rise of Xi Jinping from the son of a revolutionary to the head of state
Shabnam Chaudhri, among the first South Asian women to climb the ranks of the Metropolitan Police, walked a tough beat
A saint for some, a scoundrel for others, the Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan chief leaves behind a checkered legacy
Over two weeks after incident on Lahore-Sialkot Motorway, Umar Sheikh claims police could have been on time if victim had called helpline
Global watchdog executive director says Indian P.M. has gotten away with his oppression due to relatively little criticism from Western nations
As country struggles to overcome coronavirus, observers warn inaction on locust swarms will result in food shortages
Government threatens to re-impose lockdowns if traders, shoppers continue to violate social distancing guidelines
Teenage pregnancies continue to threaten the lives of young girls across Pakistan
With Pakistan’s regional neighbors experiencing floods, Islamabad readies for natural calamities
Afghan refugees at a settlement in Islamabad struggle to find educational opportunities for their children
The ups and downs of the ongoing Pakistan-India standoff
Trappers and conservationists alike bemoan the human activity that has driven migratory birds out of Pakistan
Neglected healthcare facilities for refugees in Pakistan is contributing to a rise in maternal, neonatal deaths
Five years since the launch of Operation Zarb-e-Azb, North Waziristan is slowly returning to normal
In conversation with Germany’s Ambassador to Pakistan Martin Kobler