Mazhar Abbas says Pakistan has defeated India on both war and diplomatic fronts.

People gather around wreckage in the aftermath of late-night strikes launched by India.

Social media users decry war-mongering from the other side of the border after 26 Pakistanis killed in Indian attacks.

"India, your war and hate rhetoric has continued for many years... My Pakistan, I love you," wrote Mahira Khan.

The state, on its part, should continue efforts to include the PTI in consultations to evolve a national response based on collective input.

Aurora's editorial from the March-April 2025 issue.

Eman Ali bids farewell to Skype, as it failed to compete with Zoom and Discord.

The domestic fallout will prove important in the near future as the crisis plays out.

Perhaps the biggest night of fashion isn't for everyone.

New report documents many cases where kids, older adults prematurely lost lives in "often preventable" ways.

She voiced the conflicted emotions many Pakistanis share over cheering for Indian icons while being digitally sidelined from across the border.

Ayesha Aman reviews the marketing gimmickry that surfaces in the month of Ramzan.

Funding cuts threaten to stall work on TB and other prevalent diseases.

Why does it seem a challenge to question the government to show evidence that points the finger at Pakistan?

The satirical play is resuming its run following a public appeal by Maqsood and a swift reinstatement of its previously revoked NOC.

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.

The question is whether there are any favourable factors in play today that can halt the ongoing escalation and avert a head-on clash.

Rihanna made a similarly high-profile pregnancy reveal in 2023 — while performing at the Super Bowl halftime show.

If tensions persist, economic losses will be unavoidable especially as global trade pivots toward regional integration

The ADB claims its safeguards mitigate environmental harms, but there is a significant gap between policy and practice.