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YouTube, the world’s largest free online video-sharing platform owned by Google, sits at the intersection of India’s economic aspirations

Beyond language, the thematic content of Pakistani TV plays a crucial role in its popularity across the border

A society that allows murder to be settled like a private debt inevitably erodes faith in the rule of law

When it comes to managing its solid waste properly, Pakistan lags behind all countries in the world

Pakistan’s water future will depend not on the quantity of water it possesses, but on the efficacy of its management of existing water resources

There has been an alarming increase in child abuse cases in Pakistan, with thousands of cases of child sexual abuse reported annually

Attending select sessions of the 17th edition of the Karachi Literature Festival was a bittersweet experience characterized by both delight and disappointment

The poorest half of the world receives a smaller share of global income than it did two centuries ago

The growing phenomenon of ‘grey divorce,’ or when decades-long married couples call it quits, is a matter of concern

The central challenge facing Pakistani cinema is continuity, as film industries survive on volume, not occasional success

A journey well-traveled from Shehr-e-Sukhan to Shehr-e-Khamoshan, the sudden demise of Ahmed Wasi marked a quiet ending to a singing life

Stakeholders stress the need for a harmonized, unified national system to drive plastics circularity in Pakistan

Human–AI intimacy isn’t inherently dystopian. It reflects real unmet needs: loneliness, emotional safety, and connection in an increasingly fragmented world

Silence is a profound mode of communication and is more than just the absence of sound

Nestlé Pakistan’s sustainability commitments take center stage amid national discussions on climate-aligned development

Was science born in ancient Greece? The answer is ‘No,’ because there is an uncanny similarity between ancient Greek and Indian science

Cryptocurrencies are volatile and speculative, and without proper regulatory oversight, over-reliance could destabilize Pakistan’s fragile economy

The Society of Pakistan English Language Teachers (SPELT) has evolved into a national movement, expanding across campuses and reaching thousands of teachers through workshops, publications, and annual conferences

Motherhood, long framed as a race against time, is increasingly being rewritten as a journey of choice, resilience, and possibility, thanks to the surge of pregnancies among women in their late thirties and forties

Rewriting Indian history in stone, Delhi’s polluted air is rapidly turning the Red Fort into Black Fort

Japan’s six-hour 3D-printed train station marks a milestone in civil engineering.

Transnational education can help Pakistan develop a workforce that competes globally while addressing local development priorities.