Opinion

Parliament’s climate role

Pakistan’s parliamentary committees have a crucial role in shaping our climate future.

Blood from a stone

Even the "people’s representative" were more worried about the rights of non-filers and fraudsters than of compliant taxpayers.

Khurram Husain

Imperial attitudes

Our Earth is just a speck in the cosmos.

F.S. Aijazuddin

Gender gap rethink

The WEF report is structurally one-sided.

Aisha Khan

Editorial

Letter from jail

If space for reconciliation remains, both the government and PTI must seize it.

Forced to fly solo

ALREADY left reeling by the abrupt, sweeping rollback of American development aid under President Donald Trump, the...

UN paralysis

ALTHOUGH tens of thousands of people in Gaza have been slaughtered and starved by Israel, the UN has been unable to...

Fatima Fertilizer’s ‘Sarsabz Tabeer’ launches healthcare initiative in collaboration with MASH and Punjab govt

The programme focuses on rural development and women empowerment, by uplifting farmers, children and their families.

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Sting taps into the F1 buzz with a nationwide hunt to the Grand Prix

A bold new chapter in fan-first marketing where sound leads the way to the ultimate adrenaline rush.

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‘Pakistan Ki Shaan’: Jacked Nutrition launches certified plant-based rice protein

Crafted from premium non-GMO brown rice, this protein is 100pc vegan, lactose-free, gluten-free and soy-free.

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Analysis & Comment

Pakistan reclaims strategic space in Washington

Army chief’s rare White House luncheon, meetings point to a thaw in bilateral ties.

Anwar Iqbal

Pakistan’s ‘bizarre’ omission from Reuters report

Experts say challenges like media curbs, lack of innovation make it all more important for insight from nation to be studied.

What’s behind Khawaja Asif’s praise for ‘hybrid system’?

At the moment, the priority of the Sharifs and Zardaris as well as the establishment is to neutralise the third force, says analyst.

Zulqernain Tahir

Army chief Asim Munir walks Iran tightrope at White House

India-Pakistan standoff, cryptocurrency, rare minerals, prospects of cooperation on AI discussed, says ISPR.

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Letters

Reforms needed in the energy sector

THE World Economic Forum’s Energy Transition Index (ETI) 2025 offers a structured, evidence-based lens through...

Waste management

KARACHI, the world’s 12th most populous city, produces 140,000-160,000 tonnes of waste per day. Around 70 per cent...

CAIE leaks

THE Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) examinations held in May and June this year have been ...

Online interviews

MOST federal departments are located in the capital. Therefore, if people are shortlisted for a job interview, they...

COOPERATIVE REFORMS

COOPERATIVE REFORMS: The United Nations General Assembly proclaimed 2025 as the International Year of Cooperatives ...

American jingoism hurts Americans

TULSI Gabbard, who heads the United States National Intelligence, had testified to Congress earlier this year that...

50 Years Ago

From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1975: Fifty Years Ago: India mass arrests

LONDON: The General Secretary of the Socialist International said today [July 2] that 10,000 people have been...

From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1975: Fifty Years Ago: Beirut quiet

BEIRUT: Premier Rashid Karami’s new Government announced an immediate ceasefire … to the week-old war between...

From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1975: Fifty Years Ago: Beirut civil strife

BEIRUT: Bombs, rockets, and mortars blazed across war-torn Beirut today [June 30] as the worst civil strife in...