As the world marks Earth Hour each March, millions participate in a simple yet powerful act: switching off lights for sixty minutes. In Pakistan, this moment is reinforced through the…
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On 23 March 1940, at Minto Park, a vision was set in motion that would ultimately lead to the creation of Pakistan. The Lahore Resolution was not just a political…
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Pakistan’s economy is being kept alive by people who no longer live in it. Every month, millions of Pakistanis working in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Europe, and North America…
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Why Societies Rise Through Institutions, Not Generations We are living through a global moment of generational anxiety. Across countries, young people are more informed, more connected, and more impatient than…
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In 2010, Pakistan took a landmark step by enacting the Protection against Harassment of Women at the Workplace Act. The law signalled that women had a right to dignity at…
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Pakistan’s industrial zones - once envisioned as engines of export-led growth and investment - now stand at a standstill. What began as a framework for industrial revival has become a…
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Framed as an act of solidarity with Gaza - a nation’s grief and its yearning to be seen as part of a moral stand - the Labbaik Ya Aqsa Million…
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Every monsoon season, Pakistan braces for flooding - an annual ordeal that has shifted from rare disaster to predictable devastation. The 2025 floods, coming just three years after the catastrophic…
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When floodwaters recede in Pakistan, what remains is not just mud-caked homes and ruined crops - what lingers is the silent despair of families who lost their loved ones, life-time…
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A History of Recurring Bailouts Few countries have turned to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as frequently as Pakistan. Since 1958, the country has entered 23 IMF programs, making it…
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