A Pakistani Innovator Bringing Flood Technology Home
After nearly two decades in the technology industry, Nayab Khan is bringing ToltHawk, a flood and water-monitoring system developed in…
Drug Addiction and Rising Street Crime in Hayatabad Phase 5, Peshawar
By Gouher Ayub Wazir Hayatabad Phase 5, once regarded as a peaceful and well-developed residential area of Peshawar, is increasingly…
A Hospital Is Not Just a Building, It Is a Human Being’s Hope
A comparative look at healthcare systems from Pakistan to the West By: A. Waseem Khattak In the last hours of…
Xi Jinping’s US visit: Is the ice finally beginning to melt?
By Shamsul Haq Relations between the world’s two largest economic and military powers, China and the United States, have in…
Bridges Across Borders
A Traveler’s Journey Through China’s Heart By Shamaila Awais Manager Operations and Digital Media Affairs Pakistan-China Institute Some journeys inform.…
Pakistan’s Federal Budget: Hopes and Challenges
Written by: Aina Minhas Pakistan’s federal budget is not merely an annual statement of government revenues and expenditures; it also…
PPP’s Narrative Problem
By Junaid Qaiser In contemporary politics, elections are increasingly won not merely through party organization, electoral alliances, or campaign spending,…
Pathogen sharing: the law first, and then Geneva
Other countries protected their share by legislating. Pakistan still has only a policy The point is a simple one. When…
Peshawar’s Sewage: Where Did the Treatment Projects Built Three Decades Ago Go?
Musarrat Ullah Jan The problem of sewage treatment in Peshawar is not new. Planning to treat wastewater discharged from homes,…
A Police Force on a Political Leash, at the Worst Possible Moment
Kousar Khan Nine years after introducing its landmark police reforms, PTI’s KP government is moving to dismantle key elements of…