Category: 8. Editorial
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Recognising past injustices is no favour, it’s a responsibility
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Vanishing howls
Pakistan's wolves are disappearing. Once spread across vast landscapes, the Indian wolf and the Tibetan wolf are now on the brink of local extinction, with only a few hundred individuals left. Their decline is not a mystery — it is the direct result of human activity. Habitat destruction,… Continue Reading
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A half-built bridge rusts in the rain
Endless beginnings characterise our time. Unfinished tasks cover our lives like digital dust, from the half-read books on our nightstands to the unused gym memberships. Since potential and resources both bless the modern mind, why do so many of us find it difficult to get across the finishing… Continue Reading
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Navigating digital paradox in fast-paced world
The cohort born between 1997 and 2012 is commonly referred to as “Generation Z.” Shaped by rapid technological advancements and a digitally interconnected world, this generation exhibits unique characteristics, preferences, and challenges. To fully comprehend their experiences, it is… Continue Reading
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Uneven Strides
The UN’s latest report marking 30 years of progress on women’s rights paints a picture that is, at best, uneven. While there have been gains, they have been accompanied by setbacks, making true gender equality an elusive goal. The same holds true for Pakistan, where women’s progress has… Continue Reading
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A Predictable Tragedy
Reports of Syrian security forces and allied militias killing 340 Alawite civilians should come as a shock, but certainly not as a surprise. Continue Reading
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Hidden Threats
The recent arrests of 10 terrorists in Punjab, following a series of counterterrorism operations, serve as a stark reminder that extremist elements are not confined to any one region of Pakistan. Continue Reading