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Seemab Khan Islamabad: Pakistan’s political system has witnessed a recurring pattern of repetition over the years. From parties altering their names to form coalitions with former rivals to individuals who once criticised the status quo…

News Desk Islamabad: The meeting of the National Commission for Human Rights (NCHR) and the National Commission on the Status of Women (NCSW) was informed on Saturday that no evidence of torture or abuse of women prisoners was found in…

News Desk Islamabad: Pakistan faces dual challenges of limited accessibility to climate finance and a lack of technical capacity, impeding its progress in achieving crucial climate adaptation and mitigation goals, said Senator Sherry…

Mukhtar Kareem Quetta: The days had long passed when the USA was the financial tap of the world and from where economically poor countries used to fill their economic pails. In 1960, the USA’s contribution to the world gross domestic…

News Desk United Nations: For the first time in 20 years, child labour is on the rise. Some 160 million children work to earn a living globally instead of going to school, said International Labour Organisation (ILO) Director General…

Washington: A two-day summit in Paris brought focus on the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Banks to own climate change policies amid calls for multilateral development banks (MDBs) to do more to help developing economies access…

Asem Mustafa Awan Islamabad: Fearlessness and resilience is their characteristic, they have survived all death, disease, and hunger and have learned to live in the harshest of environment without giving up their quest. The future is…

Neelam Lashari Islamabad: Almost every second person wants to leave Pakistan as soon as possible. The dream of a better future often leaves them in regrettable hands. They are often pushed by circumstances to take risks: Some want to…

Asem Mustafa Awan Islamabad: They are called ‘Bahistis’ and the closest translation to this word is ‘the one who resides in heaven’. Entrusted with the task of quenching their thirst, they were considered the life saviours in the past…

News Desk Islamabad: The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) on Monday stated that heat wave-like conditions would persist in most parts of the country from June 20-24 due to the high pressure in the upper atmosphere. Meanwhile,…