
When Education Becomes an Afterthought
Pakistan’s literacy crisis goes beyond statistics. Can a country build its future while millions remain excluded from education?

Pakistan’s literacy crisis goes beyond statistics. Can a country build its future while millions remain excluded from education?

Pakistan FO spokesperson rejects India’s Kashmir map claims, calls them baseless and contrary to UN resolutions on the disputed territory.

How did Kashmir enter the UN’s “Correct the Map” debate? Explore India’s position, Pakistan’s response, and the continuing Kashmir dispute.

Remembering the 1965 War, its heroes and sacrifices, and why Defence Day continues to hold a special place in Pakistan’s national memory.

Pakistan will host the 14th South Asian Games from April 4–11, 2027, across Islamabad, Punjab and KP, with 6,000+ athletes in 28 sports.

At Pakistan’s embassy in Washington, a ceremony for Defence and Martyrs’ Day brought diplomats and the diaspora together to remember 1965.

PM Shehbaz Sharif awarded nurse Razia Noreen Rs 1 crore and the Sitara-i-Khidmat for saving a newborn during the deadly PIMS nursery fire.

Nepal’s deadly glacier disaster offers a warning for Pakistan, where melting glaciers and GLOFs pose a growing climate and security threat.

A screen reader wasn’t a talking point for her. It was how she wrote the UN’s first resolution on assistive technology. Meet Saima Saleem.

A Taliban diplomat’s NDU talk sparked claims of a policy shift. But has Pakistan actually changed its Afghan policy?