The PTI may be suffering, but it still wants the blessing of its tormentors more than the sympathy of their other victims.

The most effective strategies are those that are adaptive, locally grounded and responsive to evolving realities on the ground.

History offers examples of separatist movements succeeding with foreign help — but most often, they become pawns in geo-political rivalries. Is the insurgency in Balochistan, which may reportedly see the involvement of Israel, destined to remain trapped in this vicious cycle?

Much of the recent rise in wellness retreats, adventure tourism and group trips across Pakistan has been spearheaded by women intent on carving out spaces where other women can safely travel.

It would be na?ve to assume that ties between global powers hinge on relatively minor issues.

All points highlighted in the revised NAP need to be implemented, as kinetic action alone is not enough.

India and Israel are starting to feel the effects of their wrongdoings.

Factory shutdowns and aid cuts have added to job losses.

The new American Eagle ad campaign is fixated on the actor's 'great jeans' and in Trump's America, that's a problem.

Just one word tells why there cannot be a Pakistani Harvard now, or in the foreseeable future.

Emen Iftikhar Kiani selects her favourite and least favourite ad campaigns.

He defined what he considers to be the bare minimum for any man looking to get married.

The superstar shares the honour with Vikrant Massey, who won for 12th Fail.

No such post was shared by the US president against the Indian prime minister on Truth Social.

This surprise turn in bilateral relations should send a positive signal to foreign investors.

The government must focus on improving development outcomes in the districts that have the lowest development indicators.

Metrics deserve both our respect and our caution, writes Ans Khurram.

This is the story of Shanti: a young bride whose death from marital rape reveals how Pakistan’s women remain unprotected by both society and state, despite the law.

Malala and others signal support as group says the UK’s stance on arms sales to Israel remains dangerously inadequate.

Fuel prices may hit the sky, but if your bonnet is higher than the guy next to you, apparently it’s worth it, comments Misha Mutallib.