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26 Jun, 2026

The Miracle Merchant: Faith, Folly, and the Rolls-Royce Prophet of Lahore

LAHORE – Beneath the sweltering, dust-laden skies of Lahore, the air is thick with the scent of cheap incense and the desperate prayers of the broken. At the centre of this cacophony

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14 May, 2026

Henley places Pakistani passport on 100th spot

For decades, the green-bound Pakistani passport has been a symbol of a nation struggling to reconcile its global ambitions with a shrinking diplomatic reality. On Thursday, that reality hit a new low-point

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13 May, 2026

No More Hiding: ATC Declares Saad Rizvi and 23 TLP Leaders “Proclaimed Offenders”

LAHORE — The legal net is tightening around the leadership of the banned Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP). In a decisive move on Tuesday, an Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) officially declared party chief Saad Rizvi

Pakistan Military Spokesman Rebukes Imran Khan, Escalating Civil-Military Rift

ISLAMABAD — Pakistan’s military has delivered one of its sharpest public rebukes yet to former Prime Minister Imran Khan, underscoring the deepening confrontation between the country’s most powerful institution and its most

05 Dec, 2025

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Gas Companies Exit, Leaving Behind Ruins and Resentment

DERA BUGTI, Balochistan — The gas wells that once defined this district are falling silent. Production has slowed, reserves are dwindling, and companies that once dominated the landscape are pulling out. For

05 Dec, 2025

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Children Without Classrooms, Mothers Without Care: The Human Toll of Resource Wealth

DERA BUGTI, Balochistan — The gas fields of Sui, Loti, and Pir Koh have powered Pakistan for more than seventy years. They lit homes in Lahore, fueled factories in Karachi, and became

28 Nov, 2025

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Pakistan’s Record Migration Masks Mounting Struggles for Workers Abroad

KARACHI — Pakistan’s export of manpower surged past 615,000 in the first 10 months of 2025, a record outflow that underscores the country’s worsening economic distress. Yet behind the headline numbers lies

28 Nov, 2025

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A Province Rich in Minerals, Poor in Mercy

DERA BUGTI, Balochistan — Beneath the rugged hills of Balochistan lies a wealth of minerals and energy reserves that have fuelled Pakistan’s growth for decades. Gas from Sui, coal from Chamalang, and

27 Nov, 2025

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From Sui to Loti: A Legacy of Extraction, Not Development

DERA BUGTI, Pakistan — The names Sui, Loti, and Pir Koh are etched into Pakistan’s energy history. These gas fields, discovered in the mid‑20th century, became lifelines for a nation desperate for

26 Nov, 2025

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Seventy Years of Gas, No Water to Drink

DERA BUGTI, Pakistan — For more than seven decades, the gas fields of Dera Bugti have fuelled Pakistan’s cities, industries, and households. The discovery in Sui in 1952 was hailed as a

25 Nov, 2025

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Delhi Police Dismantle Arms Smuggling Ring Tied to Pakistan’s Intelligence Agency

In a sweeping operation that underscored the growing sophistication of cross-border crime, the Delhi Police announced on Sunday the arrest of four men accused of trafficking foreign-made pistols into northern India. Investigators

24 Nov, 2025

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Where Pakistan’s Flame Was Lit, Its People Still Burn Wood

DERA BUGTI, Pakistan — The discovery of natural gas in Sui in 1952 was celebrated as a turning point for Pakistan. For a young nation struggling to find its footing, the flame

24 Nov, 2025

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Pakistan’s 27th Amendment: A Quiet Erosion of Judicial Power

ISLAMABAD — In a country where constitutional amendments often arrive cloaked in the language of reform, Pakistan’s 27th Amendment has triggered alarm across legal and civil society circles. Passed with little public

23 Nov, 2025

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Pakistan - Page 4

The Miracle Merchant: Faith, Folly, and the Rolls-Royce Prophet of Lahore

Henley places Pakistani passport on 100th spot

No More Hiding: ATC Declares Saad Rizvi and 23 TLP Leaders “Proclaimed Offenders”

Pakistan Military Spokesman Rebukes Imran Khan, Escalating Civil-Military Rift

Gas Companies Exit, Leaving Behind Ruins and Resentment

Children Without Classrooms, Mothers Without Care: The Human Toll of Resource Wealth

Pakistan’s Record Migration Masks Mounting Struggles for Workers Abroad

A Province Rich in Minerals, Poor in Mercy

From Sui to Loti: A Legacy of Extraction, Not Development

Seventy Years of Gas, No Water to Drink

Delhi Police Dismantle Arms Smuggling Ring Tied to Pakistan’s Intelligence Agency

Where Pakistan’s Flame Was Lit, Its People Still Burn Wood

Pakistan’s 27th Amendment: A Quiet Erosion of Judicial Power

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