Why are Pakistan’s national institutions now up for sale?
Why is the privatization of Pakistan national institutions underway
Divided rulers and united terrorists: why Pakistan’s fight against militancy remains stalled
Divided rulers and united terrorists: why Pakistan’s fight against militancy remains stalled
KP Govt Initiates Crackdown on Illegal Transport Terminals
PESHAWAR – The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government has launched operation to identify and regulate illegal bus terminals and freight transport hubs across the province. Local government bodies have been directed to submit detailed reports within 20 days, listing the exact locations, addresses and operational status of all transport stations. A notification issued by the Local […]
Veteran Journalists Gather in Peshawar to Mark 75 Years of PFUJ
Veteran Journalists Gather in Peshawar to Mark 75 Years of PFUJ’S
Pakistan Flood Preparedness: The Warning Always Comes, The Readiness Never Does
PESHAWAR – The clouds form. The warnings are issued. The danger is known. Yet year after year, Pakistan flood preparedness remains a phrase spoken more in hindsight than in planning rooms. Pakistan is ranked among the most vulnerable to climate change, the rhythms of the monsoon bring not just rain, but a familiar story of […]
Peshawar High Court Stops Na-1 Chitral By-Election After Disqualification Challenge
PESHAWAR – The Peshawar High Court (PHC) on Friday stopped the NA-1 Chitral by-election after Member of the National Assembly (NA) Abdul Latif filed a petition against his disqualification by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP). The case was heard by a two-member bench comprising Justice Syed Arshad Ali and Justice Dr Khurshid Iqbal. The […]
Gandapur’s changing stance raises questions on KP’s anti-terror efforts
One morning, the Chief Minister roared. By evening, he whispered. On the surface, Ali Amin Gandapur’s recent remarks about launching jirgas to address terrorism seem measured, even democratic. He promises consultation. He speaks of unity. He insists — in firm, headline-ready language — that where terrorists are found, action will be taken. And yet, beneath […]
Green building code approved but will it be enforced?
PESHAWAR – With fanfare and federal cabinet approval, Pakistan has rolled out its first-ever Green Building Code — a promising blueprint aimed at reshaping the nation’s construction practices to align with global sustainability goals. Under the new code, all buildings higher than four storeys must now feature green rooftops, while rainwater harvesting systems will become […]
Honour Killings In Pakistan Claim 392 Women In 2024: HRCP Report
PESHAWAR – Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has reported that 392 women lost their lives in honour-related killings across Pakistan between January and November 2024. Punjab recorded the highest number of cases with 168 women killed. Sindh followed with 151, while Khyber Pakhtunkhwa reported 52 cases. Balochistan registered 19 incidents, and Islamabad had two. […]
Pakistan’s anti-terror response fractures as political blame game intensifies
PESHAWAR – As terrorism resurges in Pakistan’s north-western regions, the country’s anti-terror response appears more divided than ever. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, a province long on the frontline of the insurgency, the political leadership is now locked in confrontation with the federal government over how to handle the threat. During a recently convened all-parties conference (APC) […]