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From the Afghanistan files

It was on the BBC World Service at 7pm Riyadh time on December 24, 1979 that I heard the news that the…

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No regulation, just speculation

In every civilisation’s rise, land is not merely soil; it is sovereignty, security, and the stage upon which nations write…

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Bridge the climate-debt divide

At the recent UN-sponsored roundtable organised by TabadLab on ‘Bridging Pakistan’s Financing Gap at the Intersection of Debt and Climate’,…

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FIA launches AI-based app to curb human smuggling, ease immigration process

The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has developed an artificial intelligence-based application aimed at facilitating immigration procedures and preventing human smuggling.…

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US Navy drone fleet effort aimed at China runs aground in failed trials

NEW YORK: During a US naval test off the California coast last month, which was designed to showcase the Pentagon’s top…

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Pakistan’s recently launched remote sensing satellite becomes operational

KARACHI: The recently launched remote sensing satellite has become operational following its successful deployment in the space after being launched…

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Pakistan Digital Authority formed for national digital master plan

The federal government has formally established the Pakistan Digital Authority (PDA), appointing its first chairperson and one member to the…

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Will terror victims ever become state’s priority?

In March 2025, the prestigious Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP) rolled out its Global Terrorism Index 2024, with West…

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AI and the fear of losing the pen

AI is a reality, and as everyday people gain access to writing tools, a palpable discomfort has emerged among some.…

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Deluge of devastation

Pakistan is going through one of its strongest and deadliest monsoons ever. According to the Pakistan Meteorological Office and the…

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