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The Pandemic of Child Rape in Pakistan
Shanzay WaseemIslamabad: Waking up to yet another report of a child being raped and murdered can leave a person with a profound sense of helplessness. For a young generation growing up in a country founded on religious and moral values,…
Islamabad’s Governance Dilemma
Bahadur Ali KhanIslamabad: For more than four decades, Islamabad has grown from a carefully planned federal capital into a city of more than 2.4 million people, yet its residents remain without a directly elected government capable of…
Makkah Pact: What Has India Worried?
Ishtiaq AhmedBradford: The Makkah Joint Defence Agreement between Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Türkiye marks a potentially important development in the security landscape stretching from the Gulf to South Asia.Signed in Makkah on…
Lessons In Love, Warnings In Silence
Asem Mustafa AwanIslamabad: Every morning, parents across the world hold their children's hands before crossing a road. In the animal kingdom, no one teaches that lesson. It is instinct.This photograph captures a troop of monkeys…
The Last Years On The Pavement
Asem Mustafa AwanIslamabad: She has reached an age when most people hope to spend their days surrounded by family, resting after a lifetime of work. Instead, she sits quietly beside a few handmade brooms, waiting for someone to stop.…
Before the Bullet Train
Asem Mustafa AwanIslamabad: For decades, Pakistan’s railway system has carried millions of people across cities, towns and remote communities. But behind every departing train and changing signal is a workforce whose labour often…
Who Cares for Caregivers?
Syeda Emaan AamirIslamabad: Every morning begins with medication schedules, constant supervision and endless responsibilities. Every night ends with worry about what tomorrow will bring. Yet amid Pakistan's growing conversation on…
Waiting For Dry Ground
Asem Mustafa AwanIslamabad: The smiles are the first thing one notices. Nine children, all barely old enough to understand the meaning of disaster, sit crowded on a single charpoy surrounded by muddy floodwater. For a fleeting moment,…
Rawal Lake’s Dying Waters
Asem Mustafa AwanIslamabad: Thousands of fish lie motionless along the banks of Rawal Lake. Their silver bodies, once hidden beneath the water, now float lifeless against the rocks, filling the air with a foul smell and an even fouler…
Why Hazara Should Be a Separate Province
Ahmed Ali
Islamabad: Pakistan's administrative structure has evolved over the decades to address governance challenges and regional aspirations.
As the country's population has grown and governance has become increasingly complex, the…
