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20 Apr, 2025

A Lynching in Karachi: Pakistan’s Ahmadi Muslims Face a Rising Tide of Violence

KARACHI, Pakistan — It may be a grim anecdote, but it carries a chilling truth: During the era of General Zia-ul-Haq, at the peak of his Islamization campaign in Pakistan, he reportedly

World

11 Dec, 2024

Sectarian Violence Surges in Pakistan’s Kurram District, Deepening Shia-Sunni Divides

ISLAMABAD — Sectarian violence has engulfed Pakistan’s Kurram district, where deadly clashes between Shia and Sunni groups have left more than 130 people dead in recent weeks. Despite repeated calls for calm

Leaders·News·Politics

03 May, 2025

Press Freedom in South Asia: Maldives Shines, but Challenges Persist Across the Region

MALE’, Maldives — On this year’s World Press Freedom Day, President Dr. Mohammed Muizzu struck a thoughtful tone, affirming his government’s commitment to a free and responsible press. “Here in the Maldives,

Maldives High Commissioner Back in Islamabad, No Explanation Given

MALÉ, Maldives — The Maldivian ambassador to Pakistan, Mohammad Thoha, has quietly returned to Islamabad after a yearlong absence, reigniting questions about the country’s diplomatic posture toward Afghanistan’s Taliban government. Thoha was

27 Nov, 2025

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Pakistan’s Port Qasim Fallout with Qatar

Port Qasim has become the defining case study of what happens when contracts are signed without foresight, guarantees are extended without capacity, and governance is replaced by graft. The $2.09 billion Port

22 Nov, 2025

World

Pakistan’s groundwater crisis edges toward irreversible collapse

Pakistan’s groundwater crisis has entered a phase that can no longer be described as a distant warning. It is unfolding in real time, reshaping the country’s landscape, its economic foundations and, increasingly,

18 Nov, 2025

World

Contemporary Dilemmas in Pakistan’s Madrassa Education Landscape

Pakistan’s education landscape is marked by a complex and fragmented structure, comprising three parallel systems: government schools, private institutions, and Deeni madrassas. Among these, the madrassa system stands out for its deep

14 Nov, 2025

World

Debt diplomacy and its impact on national sovereignty

Pakistan has become one of the most cited examples of China’s alleged “debt-trap diplomacy,” the practice in which Beijing extends large loans to developing countries that later struggle to repay, leaving them

14 Oct, 2025

World

When Coffee Giant Sips Defeat: Starbucks and the Parody Paradox

In a twist that would make even the most stoic barista choke on their oat milk latte, Starbucks, the emerald-crowned titan of the coffee world, has been served a frothy cup of

14 Sep, 2025

Business

India’s Owaisi Likens Pakistan to ISIS Amid Escalating Tensions

NEW DELHI — Asaduddin Owaisi, a prominent Indian politician and leader of the All India Majlis-e-Ittehad Muslimeen, unleashed a scathing critique of Pakistan on Sunday, branding it the “successor of ISIS” and

29 Apr, 2025

World

India Expels Pakistani Nationals After Deadly Terrorist Attack in Kashmir

NEW DELHI,— A deadly terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, that killed 26 people, mostly tourists, has prompted India to expel hundreds of Pakistani nationals holding short-term visas. The attack, attributed

28 Apr, 2025

World

The Baisaran Massacre: India’s Resolve Faces Terrorists’ Cynical Play

PAHALGAM, India — The serene meadows of Baisaran, often dubbed Kashmir’s “mini Switzerland,” became a scene of unimaginable horror on April 22, when terrorists unleashed a meticulously planned massacre, gunning down 26

27 Apr, 2025

World

How India’s Agritech Revolution Is Shielding Its Farms From Climate Chaos

MUMBAI — In the sprawling fields of Punjab and the sun-scorched plains of Maharashtra, India’s farmers are quietly defying the odds. While climate change unleashes erratic weather—scorching heatwaves, unseasonal rains, and prolonged

01 Mar, 2025

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Pakistan

A Lynching in Karachi: Pakistan’s Ahmadi Muslims Face a Rising Tide of Violence

Sectarian Violence Surges in Pakistan’s Kurram District, Deepening Shia-Sunni Divides

Press Freedom in South Asia: Maldives Shines, but Challenges Persist Across the Region

Maldives High Commissioner Back in Islamabad, No Explanation Given

Pakistan’s Port Qasim Fallout with Qatar

Pakistan’s groundwater crisis edges toward irreversible collapse

Contemporary Dilemmas in Pakistan’s Madrassa Education Landscape

Debt diplomacy and its impact on national sovereignty

When Coffee Giant Sips Defeat: Starbucks and the Parody Paradox

India’s Owaisi Likens Pakistan to ISIS Amid Escalating Tensions

India Expels Pakistani Nationals After Deadly Terrorist Attack in Kashmir

The Baisaran Massacre: India’s Resolve Faces Terrorists’ Cynical Play

How India’s Agritech Revolution Is Shielding Its Farms From Climate Chaos

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