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Pakistan: From Asian Tiger to Asian Struggler
Asem Mustafa Awan
Islamabad: He has passed his prime and is now working on the road where decisions are made that affect millions.
He works on the path leading to Constitution Avenue, home to the Supreme Court, President House, and…
Can the UNSC Influence Israel’s Actions in Rafah?
Asem Mustafa Awan
Islamabad: The devastation continues in Gaza as Israel bombarded Rafah on Tuesday, despite a global outcry over a strike that set ablaze a crowded tent city, killing 45 people, according to Palestinian authorities.…
Iconic Symbol Needs Attention at Jinnah Park
Asem Mustafa Awan
Rawalpindi: Jinnah Park in Rawalpindi, adjacent to the district courts, boasts a rich history and is a bustling hub of activities. The park attracts crowds to its various eateries and walking paths, creating a vibrant…
We Can Be Our Worst Enemies!
Ishtiaq Ahmed
London: We can be our own worst enemies. This statement is not made lightly. Pakistan's image overseas has sharply declined due to unabated religious fanaticism, mindless persecution of religious minorities, human rights…
Islamabad’s Invisible Heroes
Asem Mustafa Awan
Islamabad: Islamabad, a city draped in the title of "beautiful," thrives on the backs of an invisible caste. Pakistani street cleaners, ostracized for the very act that keeps their city clean, toil relentlessly under a…
Will the Farmer Sow the Crop Next Year?
Asem Mustafa Awan
Islamabad: For decades, Pakistan's labor force has endured relentless exploitation under the scorching sun, their battered and bloodied hands a testament to their resilience amidst systemic corruption.
Despite being…
May Day Is May Day And May Day …
Asem Mustafa Awan
Islamabad: May Day, globally hailed as Labor Day, bears profound symbolism beyond mere commemoration.
In Pakistan, however, it represents a stark dichotomy – a national holiday masking the grim reality of exploited…
Kamanchar Baloch’s Photographic Odyssey
Javed Baloch
Gwadar: In the heart of Balochistan, where rugged landscapes meet the vast expanse of the horizon, there lived a man who saw beauty in every crevice, every corner of his beloved land.
His name was Sarwar Baloch, but to…
Pakistan’s Dangerous Elite Convoy Culture
Asem Mustafa Awan
Islamabad: The recent death of twenty-three-year-old Abu Bakar has shed light on the tragic consequences of high-speed official convoys in Pakistan.
Abu Bakar, the sole breadwinner for his family, lost his life when…
Victims of Corruption, Injustice, Economic Hardships
Asem Mustafa Awan
Islamabad: In the heart of Pakistan lies a troubling reality obscured by picturesque landscapes and bustling cities—a nation grappling with systemic corruption, economic disparity, and human rights abuses.
Throughout…