US Shutdown Hits 40 Days as Trump Targets Obamacare Subsidies
The US government has now been shut down for 40 days, the longest in history, and there’s still no deal in sight.
Zika’s Return, A Reminder That the World Still Can’t Afford to Relax on Health Security
Just when it seemed like the world could finally catch its breath after COVID-19, the Zika virus quietly makes a comeback in
Nancy Pelosi, Announces Retirement from Congress
Nancy Pelosi, First Woman to Serve as US House Speaker Marking a significant political development, Nancy Pelosi, the first woman to be
Work Begins on Kacheri Chowk and Jinnah Park Projects
Work has officially begun today on three major infrastructure projects in Rawalpindi the Kacheri Chowk Flyover and Underpass, the Jinnah Park improvement
Generation Z as the New Face of Balochistan’s Hope and Resilience
The Rise of a Connected and Confident Generation Generation Z in Balochistan has spent their whole life in a world where their
Modi Retreats from the World Stage After Operation Sindoor Fallout
Operation Sindoor and its Aftermath In recent months, Narendra Modi has maintained a relatively lower level of visibility on the international stage.
Human Rights and the Need for Balanced Reporting in Pakistan
The situation of the human rights in Pakistan is highly complex and lively. Like other developing democracies, the nation is in fact
DOJ Confirms Pakistan’s Claims on India’s Transnational Killings
The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has confirmed something Pakistan has been saying for years that India has been running extrajudicial operations
Pakistan’s Tapestry of Pluralism and Tolerance
When people talk about Pakistan, the conversation often swings between two extremes. Either it is portrayed as a country weighed down by
Mir Yar Baloch, A Digital Proxy
The character of Mir Yar Baloch has become present online more than an activist. Indeed, he is an astute plotter. While his
