Invisible research, invisible impact
When Fahimullah, a young MPhil student at the Faculty of Arts, University of the Punjab, ...
Pakistan’s economy is growing—but its people are being left behind
In the teeming lanes of Karachi’s Orangi Town, where the air hums with the clamor ...
Pakistan’s economy finds its footing?
In the shadow of recent floods that submerged dreams and fields alike, Pakistan’s economy emerges ...
Nil returns, nil reform
In the quiet corners of Islamabad’s tax offices, a quiet rebellion unfolds—not with protests or ...
Crimes against journalists: a disturbing trend
The 2025 International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists (IDEI) was observed throughout ...
Smog: A crisis of our own making
Punjab, especially its provincial capital Lahore, is gasping under the grip of severe smog. Over ...
Pakistan’s fading harvest
Pakistan’s agriculture, the backbone employing 70 percent of its people and fueling 24 percent of ...
Fragile peace: Why the Pak-Afghan ceasefire may not last
Although Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to a ‘permanent’ ceasefire after bloody, days-long border clashes, ...
Working hard, paying harder
Pakistan’s salaried class shelled out Rs130 billion in the first quarter, dwarfing the combined Rs71.1 ...
Wheat policy chaos: Farmers caught in the crossfire
In the sun-scorched fields of Punjab, a farmer named Ghulam stares at his ripening wheat, ...