How Haider Hoti & Aqil Shah Used Sports to Inspire Hope Among KP’s Youth By:Ghani ur Rahman There are periods…
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Pashto Translation of Gilgamesh by Dr. Ali Khel Daryab Released
Gilgamesh is universally recognized as one of the oldest surviving masterpieces of world literature and is widely regarded as the…
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The Burden
Kulsoom Zaib “Why are you still looking at me like that? As if you’ve murdered twenty people and I’m the…
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The Fading Fabric of Family
By:Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal In days of yore, the family stood as the unshakeable foundation of life, its fabric woven with…
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US-Pakistan Relations Enter a New Era
By Junaid Qaiser For much of the last two decades, the relationship between Pakistan and the United States has often…
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Who Owns the Game? The Legal Questions Behind KP’s Sports Complex Leases
Musarrat Ullah Jan In Pakistan, sport is often defeated long before the whistle blows. Not by poor athletes. Not by…
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Making Room for Talks
By Junaid Qaiser The Middle East has become all too accustomed to living under the looming threat of crisis. Each…
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Is It Necessary to Follow Traditions?
Dr shahida Shaheen sardar Human society is incomplete without customs and traditions. Passed down from one generation to another, they…
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Just Two Kilometers From Relief, Kalu Khan Is Kept in the Dark
Kalu Khan is a bustling town of over 39,400 people yet its households live without a basic necessity. Despite lying…
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Kulsoom Zaib: One Pen, Many Dimensions
Amjad Hadi Yousafzai The literary world is full of noise, yet genuine voices are few. There are countless claims, but…
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