#01 Opinion
'Their story is our story': Pigeons and humans, 3,500 years together
From meat to messengers, pigeons have had a complex history with humans for millennia. Now reviled as pests, their ancient roles are explored.
#02 Opinion
CSS - between merit and luck
Discover why FPSC's controversial marking criteria may unfairly disadvantage candidates based on their optional subjects in the CSS exam.
#03 Opinion
Lessons from US-Iran War - alternative energy
Learn about the geopolitical implications of the US-Iran conflict on global oil supply and explore alternatives to fossil fuels.
#04 Opinion
Is Pakistan Rising as a Middle Power?
For the better part of the last twenty years, whenever the world thought of Pakistan, the focus was usually on terrorism, political chaos and a struggling economy.
Opinion
Judicial reforms must balance independence with accountability
Judicial efficiency and merit-based appointments are essential for public trust without compromising the courts constitutional role.
Opinion
Soft power investment yields better returns than military spending
Cultural diplomacy, educational exchanges, and development assistance build lasting relationships at a fraction of military costs.
Opinion
Urban planning failures are costing Pakistan billions annually
Unplanned growth, traffic congestion, and inadequate infrastructure cost major cities billions in lost productivity each year.
Opinion
Agricultural reform could double farmer incomes within a decade
Modern farming techniques, market access reforms, and value-added processing can dramatically improve rural livelihoods.
Opinion
Pakistan needs a comprehensive data protection framework
As digital services expand rapidly, citizens need robust legal protections for their personal data and online privacy.