The Human Cost of Conflict: A Glimpse into Gaza In the heart of Gaza City, stories of loss and despair unfold daily. One striking example is Shady Salama Al-Rayyes, a bank worker who invested a decade of his life into a $93,000 mortgage for a flat in the Mushtaha Tower. Just days ago, he saw […]
The United Nations General Assembly: What’s on the Agenda This Year? Next week, New York will transform into a bustling hub of international diplomacy as over 140 world leaders gather for the annual United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) summit. This year, the spotlight is squarely on the humanitarian crisis facing the Palestinians and Gaza. It’s […]
Safeguarding Karachi’s Natural Waterways: An Urgent Call to Action Karachi is a bustling metropolis, but it’s facing significant challenges as it grapples with rapid urbanization and environmental neglect. Recently, a group of environmental experts, urban planners, and community representatives gathered at the Karachi Press Club to discuss an essential topic: the preservation of the city’s […]
The Changing Landscape of Saudi Arabia’s Music Lounges: A Balancing Act Saudi Arabia is in the midst of a significant social transformation, but recent events remind us of the complexities and tensions that come with change. Authorities have shut down over twenty music lounges in cities like Riyadh and Jeddah, venues that had quickly become […]
Violence in Khanewal: A Tragic Revenge Attack In a shocking turn of events in Khanewal, a father was tragically shot dead and his young son severely injured in what police are calling a revenge attack. This incident unfolded in Basti Hussainabad, within the jurisdiction of the Kabirwala City Police Station. The details are chilling. Khurshid […]
Ximena Restrepo: Pioneering Change in World Athletics In a dynamic conversation with AFP during the world athletics championships in Tokyo, former Colombian sprinter Ximena Restrepo revealed her ambitious plans to compete for the presidency of World Athletics, aiming to become the first woman to lead the organization. As the current first vice-president, Restrepo has already […]
State-Owned Enterprises and the IMF: A Struggle for Reform in Pakistan As the first year of Pakistan’s $7 billion International Monetary Fund (IMF) program draws to a close, we’re seeing a significant gap between promises and performance. The government has struggled to bring state-owned enterprises (SOEs) under a new legal framework, a key commitment that’s […]
Pakistan vs. UAE: A Must-Win Clash in the Asia Cup The excitement is palpable as the Pakistan cricket team gears up for a crucial match against the UAE at the Dubai Cricket Stadium. With tensions running high following some recent controversies, every moment counts as they strive for victory. After a high-stakes meeting chaired by […]
Family Music Festival and Lifestyle Expo: A Must-Visit Event in Karachi If you’re in Karachi and looking for a fun way to spend the weekend, mark your calendars for the Family Music Festival and Lifestyle Expo happening on October 4th and 5th, 2025! This exciting event takes place at the Expo Centre on Main University […]
Reflecting on Hurricane Katrina: Lessons for Flood Resilience Exactly 20 years ago, Hurricane Katrina unleashed devastation across multiple U.S. states. The images of floating bodies and submerged homes in New Orleans are haunting reminders of the chaos that ensued. When the media began broadcasting these distressing scenes, the government mobilized armed forces to rescue those […]
