Category: 8. Editorial

There is a lot of romanticism attached to the concept of leadership. This is because of the power and status it normally confers upon the leader. The word “leader” conjures in everybody’s mind the privilege of power. This is further confused by the misconception that the power is… Continue Reading

The House of Cards in Afghanistan has fallen apart because of escalating internal divisions within the ranks of the Afghan Taliban. The ideological and pragmatic leadership of the Afghan Taliban are divided between the Kandahar and Kabul groups. Since the fall of Kabul to the Afghan Taliban in… Continue Reading

The alarming lack of rainfall in Pakistan has severe implications for agriculture, water supply, and the overall ecosystem. This crisis affects not only humans but also animals and plant life. In recent years, Pakistan has experienced erratic weather patterns, with reports indicating a 70%… Continue Reading

The issue of climate change has once again been highlighted by the recent wildfires in Los Angeles. While the world continues to progress technologically, it is imperative that we prioritise environmental conservation. As a native of Tamil Nadu, I have always admired the natural beauty of my… Continue Reading

Pakistan’s economy is facing severe challenges, including rising inflation, unemployment, and an escalating debt crisis. The soaring prices of essential commodities have made it increasingly difficult for ordinary citizens to afford basic necessities. Immediate and effective measures are… Continue Reading

News from a few days ago suggests that the Higher Education Commission (HEC) is considering reducing the LLB programme to four years. I believe this is a good idea. The Bachelor of Laws (LLB) programme in Pakistan currently spans five years, but it is time for the HEC and the Pakistan Bar… Continue Reading

The Roman Baths in Bath, England, are a remarkable testament to the ingenuity of ancient Roman engineering and a popular tourist attraction today. Continue Reading

For millions of Pakistanis, a glass of safe, nutritious milk is a luxury rather than a staple. Despite its importance, the National Nutrition Survey 2018 determined nearly 40%of children under five in Pakistan suffer from stunted growth, while 58.5% of women face growth deficiencies (UNICEF)…. Continue Reading

Pakistan’s export sector faces another challenge with the recent rejection of rice shipments in the European market. This setback highlights ongoing concerns about quality control—an area that requires urgent attention if the country is to strengthen its position in global trade. At a time… Continue Reading

At long last, a part of the world long plagued by conflict may see a path to peace. Turkey, Syria, and Iran appear to be moving towards resolving long-standing disputes, particularly concerning Kurdish militant groups. With the Kurdish militant group signalling a shift in strategy and engaging… Continue Reading