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EXHIBITION: THE UNAPOLOGETIC MUSLIM Themes of faith, surveillance and belonging dominate Mahtab Hussain’s latest exhibition, providing a window into the UK’s ‘Muslim Aarish Sardar Updated about 15 hours ago
ARTSPEAK: STANDING UP TO THE HAWKS In contrast to the Indian media’s war cries, Pakistanis are using social media to satirise conflict, ridicule aggression and Durriya Kazi Updated about 9 hours ago
SMOKERS’ CORNER: BETWEEN DOGMA AND SURVIVAL In an age of rising populism and fragile states, Pakistan’s ‘hybrid system’ may be less about democratic ideals and more about national survival and political pragmatism. Nadeem F. Paracha Published about 23 hours ago
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CAN INDIA STILL GO TO WAR WITH PAKISTAN? Why do India and Pakistan keep returning to this state of brinkmanship? Can India actually conduct a military strike against a nuclear Pakistan? Ejaz Haider Updated 04 May, 2025 12:17pm
ECONOMY: THE GREAT TEXTILE UNRAVELLING Pakistan’s textile sector, once a global player, is facing an existential crisis as rising power costs and inflationary pressure Saddia Mazhar Published 04 May, 2025 06:17am
CRICKET: QUEENS OF CRICKET The 1st Transgender Cricket Cup held in Sukkur recently was a remarkable story of inclusivity and has brought hop Shazia Hasan Published 04 May, 2025 06:17am
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CULTURE: THE EQUINE PRIDES OF SINDH Horses are central to Sindh’s cultural soul — symbols of strength, grace and pride. But with rising costs and changing lifestyles G.R. Junejo Published 04 May, 2025 06:17am
EXHIBITION: THE ART OF ACCOUNTABILITY The powerful social commentary that permeates much of Adeela Suleman’s art was once again on display at her latest exhibition, Rumana Husain Published 04 May, 2025 06:17am
SMOKERS’ CORNER: SEDUCED BY THE SPOTLIGHT Pursuit of attention, even in the political arena, can lead to distorted priorities and the manipulation of genuine causes for personal visibility. Nadeem F. Paracha Updated 04 May, 2025 10:26am
COLUMN: AUTHORS AND WAR In the works of Urdu’s prominent poet and cultural historian Farrukh Yar, the compositeness of South Asian civilisation and its... Harris Khalique Updated about 16 hours ago
NON-FICTION: HISTORY THROUGH JOURNALISM’S LENS Senior journalist and rights activist Hussain Naqi’s detailed interview in a newly published book is a story of journalism and... Shahid Iqbal Published about 22 hours ago
FICTION: ROMANCE AND REALISM A formulaic romance novel segues into a study of the emotional and psychological challenges faced by its protagonists, exploring Taha Kehar Published about 22 hours ago
FICTION: RADICALISATION AND REDEMPTION A debut novel by a Middle East political analyst forces readers to reconsider their assumptions about ideological transformation Sara Danial Published about 22 hours ago
NON-FICTION: POPULISM AND PAKISTAN An academic book investigates the demand for populism in the country and analyses the complex relationship between populism, Asad-ur-Rehman Published 04 May, 2025 07:15am
FICTION: Their sister’s keepers Coco Mellors’ remarkably engaging latest novel is an authentic story about sisterhood, sibling rivalry, loss, anguish Nadya Chishty-Mujahid Published 04 May, 2025 07:15am
NON-FICTION: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF AN AUTEUR An unconventional biography of Shyam Benegal by a longtime collaborator and mentee, provides rich information on the filmmaker Irfan Aslam Published 04 May, 2025 07:15am
COLUMN: AN ANATOMY OF THE QISSA — I Regarding the shelves in a bookshop the other day, where some of my favourite writers were displayed, I recalled Musharraf Ali Farooqi Published 04 May, 2025 07:15am
SPOTLIGHT: PAKISTAN’S BOLLYWOOD NIGHTMARE In the aftermath of the Indo-Pak conflagration, the artistic divide between Pakistan and India has never been more visible. Maliha Rehman Published about 23 hours ago
WIDE ANGLE: FORGOTTEN STORIES Historical films and TV shows are embracing diversity — but real historical voices are still overlooked Éadaoin Agnew Published about 23 hours ago
CINEMASCOPE : BY THE BOOK The Accountant 2 is like any other successful film’s sequel that’s bigger, lesser in story and more pressing on familial Mohammad Kamran Jawaid Published about 23 hours ago
STYLE: THE MET’S MOJO The woman who turned the Met Gala into the biggest party of the year Elizabeth Castaldo Lundén Published about 23 hours ago
WIDE ANGLE: LESSONS FROM CINEMA’S TUSSLE WITH TV Television wasn’t the death knell for cinema — and that holds lessons for the creative industries and their battle with AI Mark Fryers Published about 23 hours ago
STARBUZZ: THE SHAH OF DRAMAS Drama script writer Shah Yasir has some intriguing stories to tell and he is telling them in his own unique manner and style Faisal Quraishi Published about 23 hours ago
COMPANY NEWS Nation’s largest NEV charging network From InpaperMagazine Published 05 May, 2025 05:49am
CORPORATE WINDOW: Abandoning a legacy treaty This is not the first attempt by India to exit the treaty brokered by the World Bank in 1960 or try to force Pakistan to agree to modify it. Nasir Jamal Updated 05 May, 2025 10:04am
Where education is a luxury In a country that is perpetually facing resource constraints, education is a luxury. The government may indulge in... Fatima S Attarwala Published 05 May, 2025 05:49am
Navigating timelines in tariff trade talks Finance minister emphasises that addressing the trade imbalance with the US is more important than the Trump administration’s proposed tariffs. Jawaid Bokhari Updated 05 May, 2025 10:43am
DOGE firings April saw 105,441 layoffs from US-based employers, a year-over-year increase of more than 60pc as the government... From the Newspaper Published 05 May, 2025 05:49am
Tech shares tumbling The combined value of Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, and Nvidia has fallen by $2.3tr, or 16pc, since... From the Newspaper Published 05 May, 2025 05:49am
Leaving Africa Africa is on the move with at least 20m emigrants living outside the continent, a three-fold increase from 1990, as... From the Newspaper Published 05 May, 2025 05:49am
Wonder Craft: Mother’s Day wind chime It’s here, the day we try to show our mothers just how much we love them, more than anything in the world. While... The Crafter Published 2 days ago
Movie review: Night of the Zoocalypse Have you heard about a horror animated movie produced keeping children like us in mind? Night of the Zoocalypse is... Muhammad Suhayb Published 2 days ago
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