Empowering Women in Science: Breaking Barriers for Gender Equality and Innovation
It's again the same time of the year when we re-evaluate how far we have come as genders, foremostly, and then as humans. The...
Zelensky Faces Stark Contrast in U.S. Reception Amid Shifting Foreign Policy
During his visit to the White House, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky faced a stark contrast in treatment compared to the dignified receptions given to...
Femicide Epidemic: The Global Battle Against Gender-Based Violence
The recent femicide of Rebecca Cheptegi, the Ugandan national record holder in the marathon, by her former partner at her own home, was gruesome....
China’s High-Level Opening-Up: Unlocking New Economic Opportunities for Central Asia
By Shen Shiwei
The annual Two Sessions serve as a window into China’s policy and economic plans. In a world rife with uncertainties, China has...
The Lost Aangans (Courtyards)
There was a reminiscence of sweet citrus undertones in the angan. The elders had left the angan for a siesta, taking refuge from the...
Making America Great Again to Owning Gaza: Trump’s Tale of Displacing Palestinians
History will remember Trump as standing in line with King Leopold II of Belgium, who, during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, killed...
Richard Grenell: Catalyst or Noise?
Richard Grenell: Catalyst or Noise?
By Qamar Bashir
The Establishment, having consolidated control over all pillars of the state, the country's polity, and the media, perhaps...
COP29 and the Climate Clock: What It Means for Developing Countries
As the curtains closed on COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, the climate community took a deep breath—not of relief, but of resolve. For developing countries,...
Pakistan at COP29: From Show-Stopping Pavilion to Pioneering Climate Finance
As COP29 concluded, Pakistan stood out not merely as an attendee but as a leading voice for climate justice. With its eye-catching pavilion and...
Climate Shift Sowing Seeds of Uncertainty in Pakistan’s Fields
BY FAISAL FAROOQ
In the heart of Pakistan’s agricultural landscape, where golden wheat fields and lush rice paddies once symbolized abundance and stability, a growing...
