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What Is Behind Pakistan’s Ban on Afghan Medical Degrees?
News DeskIslamabad: For hundreds of Pakistani students, studying medicine in Afghanistan once seemed like a practical path toward becoming a doctor. Lower tuition fees, geographical proximity, and relatively easy admissions made Afghan…
How Climate Change Is Reshaping Work of Local Journalists
Shah Khalid ShahBajaur: It was the second week of July, around noon, when journalist Qiyas Khan stepped out of his home carrying a camera tripod on his shoulder. Under the scorching sun, he was heading out for fieldwork after a gap of…
The Uncertain Journey of Kashmiri Youth
Moniba IftikharIslamabad: Every morning, thousands of students across Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJ&K) walk into classrooms carrying textbooks, notebooks and aspirations for a better future. Yet beyond school…
The Silent Loss of Pakistan’s Forests
Dr Saeed Ahmad AliMultan: From rising temperatures and worsening floods to declining biodiversity and water insecurity, Pakistan’s growing environmental challenges are being linked to a silent crisis, the rapid loss of its forests.…
How Climate Change Is Hitting Farmers in KP
Islam Gul AfridiKhyber Bara: On a scorching July afternoon, when temperatures in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa’s Khyber district rise from 42 to 46 degrees Celsius, Muhammad Shafiq Khan is not just running a cattle farm, he is fighting a daily…
The Leopard That Became Victim of Human-Wildlife War
Shah Khalid ShahBajaur: In the rugged mountains of Bajaur, where communities live close to nature and depend heavily on livestock for survival, a tragic war between humans and wildlife has reignited a long-standing debate: how can…
High Tides Wash Away Livelihoods of Pasni’s Salt Producers
Zareef BalochPasni: High tides and seasonal storms are washing away the livelihoods of Pasni's traditional salt producers, who say repeated losses and a lack of government support are threatening the survival of the century-old sea salt…
Sidhnai Headworks and the 2025 Flood: What Went Wrong?
Faisal Saleem
Khanewal: During August and September 2025, the River Ravi overflowed its banks, inundating vast areas of Abdul Hakeem, Kot Islam, and surrounding localities in Punjab’s Khanewal district. Thousands of acres of farmland,…
When Heat Steals Milk
Shah Khalid ShahBajaur: As the first light of dawn spreads across the mountains of Bajaur, 55-year-old dairy farmer Shaal Pacha begins another day among the cows that have sustained his family for decades. Inside his dairy farm in…
Climate Change Ignites Fresh Threat to KP Forests
Fakhar-e-AlamPeshawar: As temperatures soar across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), the province's forests are once again facing one of their greatest seasonal threats—wildfires.What often begins with a carelessly discarded cigarette butt…