
Artificial Intelligence and the New Global Economic Divide
Artificial intelligence could widen global inequality. Can Pakistan bridge the AI divide through digital skills, infrastructure and innovation?

Artificial intelligence could widen global inequality. Can Pakistan bridge the AI divide through digital skills, infrastructure and innovation?

The death of Laiba Ijaz, a 22-year-old gold medalist from the International Islamic University Islamabad, is being discussed mostly as

India’s democratic credentials are facing another serious test as the detention of Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) leader Abhijeet Dipke, YouTuber

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa faces rising militancy and governance failures, intensifying debate over federal intervention and Governor’s rule.

Three years into the Gaza war, ongoing violence, humanitarian suffering and stalled reconstruction show why a ceasefire is not enough.

The Moscow Format ended without a joint statement as Pakistan and the Taliban clashed over terrorism, security and Afghanistan.

Pakistan’s exports fell 6 percent to $30.14 billion in FY26. Why tax breaks and industrial support should depend on measurable export results.

Pakistan’s universities are falling behind globally. What do the 2027 rankings reveal about funding, research and higher education?

Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Türkiye turn the Makkah Defence Pact into a framework for collective defence and regional security.

Defence pacts are judged by what happens when they are tested. On 5 October, the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement faced