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03 Feb, 2026

Why Pakistan Is Courting a Libyan Warlord: A Risky Bet With High Costs

RAWALPINDI, Pakistan — Pakistan’s military leadership this week hosted Khalifa Haftar, the controversial commander of Libya’s eastern armed forces, in a meeting that has raised pointed questions about Islamabad’s foreign‑policy direction and

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28 Jan, 2026

In Pakistan’s Cities, Women Enter 2026 Still Fighting for Space — and Imagining a Different Future

KARACHI, Pakistan — In the early weeks of 2026, as Pakistan’s cities swell and strain under the weight of rapid urbanisation, one truth has become impossible to ignore: women remain largely invisible

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26 Jan, 2026

Pakistan’s Parched Lands: A Drought Born of Neglect and Political Distraction

ISLAMABAD — Across the baked plains of Balochistan, where villages like Daak sit at the edge of the desert, a slow‑moving disaster is tightening its grip. Wells that once sustained entire communities

Pakistan’s Train of Terror: A Nation Teetering on the Edge

The Jaffar Express rumbled through the desolate mountains of Balochistan on Tuesday, carrying over 400 passengers toward what should have been an ordinary journey. Then came the gunfire. Terrorists from the Baloch

14 Mar, 2025

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The Stubborn Gender Pay Gap in Pakistan: A Barrier to Equality

Pakistan’s gender pay gap is one of the highest in the world. A recent International Labour Organisation (ILO) report reveals a stark reality: men and women are not compensated equally for their

13 Mar, 2025

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A Vanishing in Balochistan: The Silence Around Pakistan’s Disappeared

PAROOM, BALOCHISTAN — The last time anyone saw Wafa Baloch alive, he was simply doing his job. A border driver navigating the harsh terrain between Iran and Pakistan. The next time his

11 Mar, 2025

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Balochistan’s Highways: A Perilous Gamble Between Militants, Bandits, and Neglect

Muhammad Ahmed had been away for 15 years. Now, traveling from Quetta to Dera Ismail Khan, he had one question for the bus driver: “Is the road safe?” Recent headlines had given

11 Mar, 2025

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Pakistan’s Education Crisis Threatens Its Economic Future

Pakistan is clawing its way back from an economic slump that hit hard in 2019-20. Growth is ticking up, inflation’s cooling off, and the trade deficit’s shrinking—a flicker of hope after years

10 Mar, 2025

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A Nation Abandoning Its People: Pakistan’s Migrant Crisis and the Human Trafficking Epidemic

The waters off the Spanish Canary Islands became a graveyard once again this January, as a boat carrying desperate migrants capsized. Among the 50 who perished, 44 were Pakistanis—men and women who

10 Mar, 2025

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Pakistan’s Education Crisis: A Nation Failing Its Children

Pakistan is facing an educational catastrophe. The country’s learning poverty rate—a measure of children who cannot read and understand a simple text by the end of primary school—stands at an alarming 77%.

09 Mar, 2025

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Pakistan’s Solar Tax Gambit: Green Energy Takes a Hit in a Nation That Can’t Afford It

LAHORE, Pakistan — In a sun-scorched country where power outages are as common as dust storms, solar energy seemed like a rare glimmer of hope. For years, Pakistanis have turned to rooftop

08 Mar, 2025

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Shifting Sands: Pakistani Expatriates Face Growing Scrutiny in the Gulf

On January 12, 2025, the Saudi Gazette dropped a story that landed like a thud: police in Makkah had rounded up ten Pakistani nationals accused of pulling off 31 financial scams, pocketing

05 Mar, 2025

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Pakistan’s Power Crisis Deepens as Neelum Jhelum Dam Lies Dormant Amid Funds Crunch

MUZAFFARABAD — For over a year, Pakistan’s Neelum Jhelum Hydropower Project—a $6 billion (508 billion rupees) marvel meant to light up homes and power industries—has sat idle, its 969-megawatt capacity silenced by

05 Mar, 2025

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Pakistan - Page 12

Why Pakistan Is Courting a Libyan Warlord: A Risky Bet With High Costs

In Pakistan’s Cities, Women Enter 2026 Still Fighting for Space — and Imagining a Different Future

Pakistan’s Parched Lands: A Drought Born of Neglect and Political Distraction

Pakistan’s Train of Terror: A Nation Teetering on the Edge

The Stubborn Gender Pay Gap in Pakistan: A Barrier to Equality

A Vanishing in Balochistan: The Silence Around Pakistan’s Disappeared

Balochistan’s Highways: A Perilous Gamble Between Militants, Bandits, and Neglect

Pakistan’s Education Crisis Threatens Its Economic Future

A Nation Abandoning Its People: Pakistan’s Migrant Crisis and the Human Trafficking Epidemic

Pakistan’s Education Crisis: A Nation Failing Its Children

Pakistan’s Solar Tax Gambit: Green Energy Takes a Hit in a Nation That Can’t Afford It

Shifting Sands: Pakistani Expatriates Face Growing Scrutiny in the Gulf

Pakistan’s Power Crisis Deepens as Neelum Jhelum Dam Lies Dormant Amid Funds Crunch

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