When a Government Cuts the Internet, Who Speaks for the People?
How Internet Shutdowns, Political Crackdowns and Electoral Disruption Have Left Ordinary People Paying the Price
How Internet Shutdowns, Political Crackdowns and Electoral Disruption Have Left Ordinary People Paying the Price
How Internet Shutdowns, Political Crackdowns and Electoral Disruption Have Left Ordinary People Paying the Price
A 125-year-old temple is bulldozed by extremists for a madrassa, but the government blames the rain. This is the bitter, everyday reality of being a Hindu in Pakistan.
A Bitter Look at Elite Aiyashi, Stolen Wealth, and the Murder of 'Roti, Kapra, Makaan'
The disturbing online defence of an army officer firing at students reveals a toxic national mindset where military entitlement entirely eclipses the rule of law.
While global cricket rivals beg for basic humanity, Islamabad’s shameless political mafias play a dirty, desperate game of hide-and-seek with a national hero’s life.
From backroom intimidation to parliamentary rubber-stamps, the ruling political cartel has officially liquidated the remnants of democracy—handing absolute, unchecked dominion over 240 million citizens to a single man.
As the declassified truth of the 88-hour military confrontation enters the public domain, Pakistan’s desperate victory narrative lies in tatters against hard satellite evidence, pulverized terror camps, battered airbases, and Rawalpindi’s frantic SOS call to end the fighting.
From population control to disaster preparedness, Asim Munir’s expanding public role raises uncomfortable questions about where military duty ends and civilian government begins.
How integration, infrastructure and opportunity are reshaping the region
Six civilian deaths expose a system that answers public hardship, peaceful dissent and demands for accountability with force.
How Governance Failures and Military Overreach Fuel the Crisis in Balochistan
A Rare Public Rebuke Highlights Growing Tensions Between Political Leaders and the Military
Israeli Ambassador's Sharp Remarks Highlight Deeper Divisions Over Regional Peace, Iran, Hezbollah, and the Future of the Middle East
A Region in Revolt Against Its Own Captors
Public resistance, state repression and political manipulation have revealed the collapse of Islamabad’s claim to speak for Kashmir
Denied basic rights and dignity, the people are now challenging Pakistan’s failed control model.
Airlines across the Gulf are gradually restoring operations following months of conflict-related restrictions. However, travellers should remain prepared for schedule changes, route adjustments and evolving airspace conditions as regional tensions continue to influence aviation networks