2023 Elections Battleground: South Punjab
Cornered PTI maintains it remains the most popular party in the region, as its rivals…
10 months ago
Features
Voices for the Voiceless
Lacking government support, Pakistanis take it upon themselves to help the country’s burgeoning population of…
4 years ago
Diversity Pays Dividends
The CEO of Peshawar-based FF Steel credits his company’s success to a diverse workforce that…
4 years ago
Coming Up Trumps
Imran Khan’s trip to Washington has laid the groundwork for a reset of Pakistan-U.S. ties.…
5 years ago
The Sad Saga of Hafiz Saeed
Inside the cat-and-mouse game between Islamabad and the U.N.-listed Dawa chief
5 years ago
Musings of the Marginalized
Bilal Zahoor and Raza Rumi have compiled an essential volume of some of Pakistan’s brightest…
5 years ago
South Asia’s Strongwomen
Assuming control of political dynasties, women have overcome entrenched misogyny to emerge as leaders in…
5 years ago
Forty Years On
The history of Iran is that of two nations—the one before the Revolution, and the…
5 years ago
The Connectivity Dream
The Kartarpur corridor contains the seeds of more inclusive, people-oriented development in Pakistan and across…
5 years ago
The Kargil Clique
Journalist Nasim Zehra rounds up the key backers of the Kargil war in an extraordinary…
6 years ago
The Sheedi of Sindh
Tracing the origins and accomplishments of the marginalized community
6 years ago
Rising Tide
Glacial-Lake Outburst Floods pose a serious threat for residents of Pakistan’s northern areas
6 years ago
Sorting Out the State
P.M.-elect Imran Khan promised sweeping reforms on the campaign trail. Will he be able to…
6 years ago
Second Chance
Two years ago, Khadija Siddiqui survived a brutal assault in Lahore. Her battle for justice…
6 years ago
Breaking the Curse
For over two decades, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa has lashed out at incumbent governments. The PTI may well…
6 years ago