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Wana Press Club Raises Long-Ignored Issues as Local Government Official Promises Immediate Action

July 17, 2026

Assistant Director Local Government South Waziristan Lower Halim Shah visited the District Press Club Wana, listened to journalists’ concerns, and pledged prompt action to improve essential facilities. WANA: Assistant Director Local Government South Waziristan Lower, Halim Shah, visited the District Press Club Wana and held a detailed meeting with local journalists to discuss the challenges […]

The Story Behind the First-Ever Motorway Challan in Pakistan

July 12, 2026

A story recounts how an overspeeding Mercedes driver allegedly received what is described as Pakistan motorway’s first traffic challan shortly after the M-2 motorway opened. The Islamabad-Lahore Motorway had only recently opened in 1997 when an incident reportedly took place that is remembered as the first traffic challan issued on Pakistan’s motorway network. According to […]

Murree Hotel Demolitions: A Closer Look at Encroachments, Urban Development and Decades of Planning Challenges

July 2, 2026

For more than five decades, Murree widely known as the Queen of the Hills has witnessed numerous beautification projects and development operations centered on Mall Road and its surrounding areas. Despite repeated promises of modernization, these initiatives have often been viewed as benefiting contractors and influential groups more than the city itself. Expensive renovation projects […]

Pakistan Is Not Drowning in Floods, It’s Drowning in Poor Water Planning

June 27, 2026

Pakistan loses billions of cubic feet of floodwater to the sea every year, only to face severe water shortages months later. Experts warn that without urgent reforms in water storage and climate adaptation, the country risks deeper environmental and economic crises. Every year, Pakistan watches billions of cubic feet of floodwater flow into the Arabian […]

Fear, Trust and Survival: Why Understanding Balochistan Is More Complicated Than It Seems

June 26, 2026

A closer look at the human realities, security challenges, and fragile trust shaping everyday life in Pakistan’s largest province. What if you were asked to live in Balochistan? It is a question that goes beyond geography and forces people to reconsider assumptions formed from television screens and social media. For many residents, daily life is […]

Why Is a Woman’s Choice Still Being Denied? Pakistan Faces Alarming Rise in Gender-Based Violence

June 9, 2026

A series of violent incidents across Pakistan has renewed concerns about women’s safety, autonomy, and the persistent refusal by some segments of society to accept a woman’s right to make her own choices. Pakistan continues to witness a troubling rise in crimes against women, highlighting a deep social crisis that extends far beyond isolated incidents. […]

Pakistan Activates Nationwide Health Vigilance After WHO Sounds Global Ebola Alarm

May 23, 2026

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has stepped up health surveillance and tightened screening protocols at all international airports after the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the worsening Ebola outbreak in parts of Africa a global health emergency, raising concerns over the potential international spread of the deadly virus. The emergency measures were introduced on the directives of Federal […]

Innocent Childhoods Crushed Under Heavy School Bags and Endless Pressure

May 16, 2026

By Samaviya Azam (Okara) Childhood is considered the most beautiful phase of life, a time filled with laughter, curiosity, and carefree happiness. Sadly, in today’s competitive world, that innocence is slowly disappearing beneath the growing burden of education. The sight of young children carrying oversized school bags and waking up before sunrise with tired eyes […]

Pakistan at the Center of Iran-US Peace Talks

April 15, 2026

By Khalid Jillani Tiwana In recent days, global attention has been firmly fixed on Islamabad, and it is likely to remain so in the coming days as negotiations between Iran and United States continue following the recent ceasefire. It is important to clarify that these talks have neither failed nor ended. Negotiations are, by nature, […]

Six Steps to Catastrophe: Ray Dalio’s Analysis of the Big Cycle

March 17, 2026

By Arif Anis Ray Dalio’s piece in Fortune is not just an article, it is a 500-year post-mortem report of history. The verdict? The patient is still alive, but the symptoms mirror every pre-collapse period. Who is Dalio? Fifty years in global financial markets. From a two-room flat in New York, he built Bridgewater Associates […]

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Category: Opinion

Wana Press Club Raises Long-Ignored Issues as Local Government Official Promises Immediate Action

The Story Behind the First-Ever Motorway Challan in Pakistan

Murree Hotel Demolitions: A Closer Look at Encroachments, Urban Development and Decades of Planning Challenges

Pakistan Is Not Drowning in Floods, It’s Drowning in Poor Water Planning

Fear, Trust and Survival: Why Understanding Balochistan Is More Complicated Than It Seems

Why Is a Woman’s Choice Still Being Denied? Pakistan Faces Alarming Rise in Gender-Based Violence

Pakistan Activates Nationwide Health Vigilance After WHO Sounds Global Ebola Alarm

Innocent Childhoods Crushed Under Heavy School Bags and Endless Pressure

Pakistan at the Center of Iran-US Peace Talks

Six Steps to Catastrophe: Ray Dalio’s Analysis of the Big Cycle

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