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Bumper Crops, Starving Villages
Ali Nawaz RahimooUmarkot: In the faded two-inch photograph of two-year-old Nimra, she appears peacefully asleep eyes closed as though resting in eternal silence. Death had not disfigured her innocence. It seemed even death itself had…
Another First for the British Pakistanis
Ishtiaq Ahmed
Bradford: In the tradition of Mohammed Ajeeb CBE , the first non-white Lord Mayor of Bradford in 1985. Sadiq Khan becoming the first Mayor of London of Pakistani origin 2016 , Zulfiqar Karim becoming the first Muslim High…
Children of the Indus Left to Hunger
Asem Mustafa AwanIslamabad: Six children huddle under a makeshift shelter, their faces caught between innocence and despair, their futures uncertain. Behind them, the mighty Indus flows on, indifferent to the suffering it has unleashed.…
The Institutionalisation of Eurocentric Bias!
Ishtiaq AhmedBradford: Many around the world are rightly asking: What proactive role have international institutions such as the United Nations, the Security Council, and NATO played in preventing Israel from carrying out what has…
Dr Adib Rizvi: A Life in Service
Ali Nawaz RahimooUmarkot: On a busy morning at the Sindh Institute of Urology and Transplantation (SIUT) in Karachi, hundreds of patients line up for their tokens.Children, women, and elderly men wait side by side, knowing they will…
Pakistan’s Floods: Unbroken Cycle of Death and Despair
Asem Mustafa AwanIslamabad: The Indus Basin, once the cradle of civilizations, has turned into a recurring graveyard of hopes for millions in present-day Pakistan. Each monsoon brings the same story, almost scripted: swollen rivers…
Remembering The Kindest Judge In The World
Asem Mustafa AwanIslamabad: Judge Frank Caprio, the man who turned a Providence courtroom into a beacon of humanity, has passed away at 88 after battling pancreatic cancer. Known globally through the show Caught in Providence, he became…
When the Sky Turns Against Us: Pakistan’s Pain and Resilience
Syeda Fatima RazaRawalpindi: Sometimes I think in Pakistan, the weather writes our stories more than we do. Each season leaves behind not just numbers in news reports, but faces, voices, and memories that stay with you. These are some…
Silent Science of Women’s Depression
Amna BukhariRawalpindi: Depression is often called the “silent epidemic” a condition that creeps into lives quietly, affecting millions worldwide. But research shows that women are significantly more at risk than men. The answer lies in…
When Power Overshadows Morality
M. Talha Zubair
Islamabad: Rational choice theory tells us that humans are rational beings, weighing reasons before acting. In the same way, after the Peace of Westphalia, states emerged as sovereign entities—strategic, calculating, and…