
FILTERING THE FUTURE: A DIGITAL ECONOMY ON AN UNSTABLE INTERNET
For a growing number of Pakistanis, the internet is no longer a place they visit. It is where they work. A software engineer in Lahore can spend the…

For a growing number of Pakistanis, the internet is no longer a place they visit. It is where they work. A software engineer in Lahore can spend the…

Pakistan has become a destination not only for legitimate foreign investors, students and workers, but apparently for foreign nationals who can enter the country,…

Every Pakistani citizen now carries a debt of roughly Rs325,000. A newborn carries it. A labourer carries it. A pensioner carries it. Even the…

There is something deeply painful about watching a country turn its own roads into barriers against its own people. A bridge that once carried…

Today, September 22, 2026, petrol in Pakistan costs Rs393.75 per litre and high speed diesel costs Rs422.08. Petrol has risen by Rs4.61 in the…

Pakistan’s young people are facing a future with opportunities shrinking at both ends. There is not enough space for them to build a life…

There is something deeply insulting about a government taking money from people with one hand and returning a fraction of it with the other,…

Pakistan is a country of farms, crops, livestock and millions of farmers, yet its food import bill is moving in the opposite direction from…

At 6:45 yesterday morning, sixteen newborns lay inside the nursery of PIMS Hospital in Islamabad. They could not walk, cry for help or escape.…

A flood is often described as an act of nature. The water rises, roads disappear, houses collapse and governments rush to distribute relief. Then…