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Laiba Ijaz’s death exposes alleged Harvard admission fraud, unequal career guidance and Pakistan’s accountability gap. What must change to protect students?
PERM and H-1B are different processes. Here is what the announced US suspension changes for employers, workers and green-card plans—and what it does not...
America’s PERM crackdown puts Indian IT, corporate hiring and green-card promises under scrutiny. Pakistan needs facts, confidence and an export strategy now.
Pakistan’s viral 48% poverty claim gets the denominator wrong, but rising hardship, elite privilege and costly electricity demand answers backed by evidence.
PSL expansion heats up as PCB reveals Inverex, OZ Group, and VGO TEL as first bidders for Faisalabad and Sialkot teams. A deep analysis...
Faheem Akram’s alleged $126 million USPS postage fraud exposes counterfeit labels, weak controls and the rush to blame Pakistanis for one man’s alleged acts.
Pradeep Mukherjee’s arrest exposes a fierce debate over India’s honeytrap headlines, selective outrage and why religion cannot replace evidence in a spy case.
Sanjay Dutt’s peace remark triggered a nationalist backlash, but court records and documented attacks expose the flaws in India’s viral “no violence” defence.
Toyota Corolla’s Pakistan facelift exposes the generation gap, reported Rs8.04m pricing and why buyers should demand real upgrades before booking a new car.
Pakistan Army’s reshuffle sparks a beard debate, but the real test is merit, constitutional duty and protecting Pakistanis from terrorism and political abuse.
My podcast explored Pakistan's solar boom, batteries, net metering, IPPs and the grid. Now Pakistan's first 400 MW electricity wheeling auction adds another dimension:...
Pakistan presented Muhammad Asif alive after Indian reports linked his identity to a slain militant. What evidence shows—and what viral claims fail to prove.
Mohammed bin Salman’s royal speech puts Saudi ambition and Pakistan’s strategic role in focus, but its viral claims demand scrutiny beyond applause and slogans.
Flydubai’s reported Tabuk landing raises questions about emergency codes, conflicting fight claims, Pakistan’s Saudi ties and Israeli military airspace access.
Pakistan’s proposed Rs 9.6 billion fleet for the 2027 SCO summit tests its austerity pledge. What is approved, what remains pending, and who must...
What happened at LPU? Students protested an alleged hostel assault, but viral claims about an airbase and Army attackers remain unsupported by police findings.
A reunion photo revived Hanzala Tayyab’s 2019 Pakistan Cyber Force fame. The replies reveal how quickly political memory turns into online abuse and mythmaking.
Who governs Pakistan in 2026? A constitutional test of military reform, civilian authority and the claims linking provincial leaders to terrorism in KP and...
Why did Muslim societies lose ground in science and power? A Pakistani view of the institutions that failed, the history we oversimplify, and a...
Mushtaq Khan’s funeral drew Raza Murad’s rebuke of Bollywood stars. His reported mosque bequest also exposed a troubling debate over Muslim faith in India.
A viral CD70 versus ATLH comparison makes investing look easy. The arithmetic is useful, but bonus shares, commuting costs and timing change the story.
SE Fruits & Vegetable Limited opens public subscription on September 28–29, 2026, bringing Pakistan’s fresh produce export story to the PSX.
Ahead of PTI’s September 27 march, Islamabad’s barricades raise a question beyond party politics: who pays when a capital closes its roads to protest?