Quraysh Khattak Pakistan’s biggest problem is not a lack of intelligence or education alone. It is a culture in which people ...

In 1258, the Mongol army led by Hulagu Khan, grandson of Genghis Khan, invaded Baghdad and destroyed one of the greatest centres of knowledge and civilisation in the medieval world. The fall of ...

CHITRAL: It is widely asserted that democracy is the best form of government. Yet, Pakistan’s political history paints a ...

Richard Carlson We often lose our peace of mind over things that do not really matter. A delayed reply, a traffic jam, a disagreement, someone else’s criticism, or a small mistake can spoil our entire ...

Muhammad Bilal  Pakistan could unlock $60 billion to $80 billion in economic gains through digital transformation over the ...

CHITRAL: In Pakistan, a strange approach to solving problems is often adopted: instead of removing the cause of a problem, we ...

In Pakistan, political popularity is often built as much on opposition to others as on the promise of better governance.

CHITRAL: While climate change is causing heavy losses in Chitral through untimely rains, snowfall and floods, it is also bringing some surprising changes to the region. Fruits that were once ...

Pakistan has been appointed chairman of the Governing Council of the Borrowers Platform, a group of countries that take loans ...

CHITRAL: Al-Rehman Welfare Foundation Canada organised a dignified mass wedding ceremony in Lower Chitral, bringing 19 ...

SPECIAL ANALYSIS By any conventional metric, Afghanistan should be an economic wreckage. The nation remains internationally ...

CHITRAL: Have you ever heard the unusual advice, “Drink your food and chew your water”? At first, it sounds like a joke. How can anyone drink solid food or chew water? Yet, behind this old saying lies ...