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Zia Ur RehmanDaily Times |
Tensions simmering along the Pak-Afghan border have recently erupted into violence yet again, with a familiar player returning to the forefront —...
Huddled around a table at a bustling Islamabad tea stall, a diverse group of men — young and old — associated with madrassa education and Islamist...
In a village in Bajaur, a Khyber Pakhtunkhwa district nestled along the rugged Afghan border, a disquieting silence hangs heavy. Inside a hujra [a...
As Pakistan heads towards elections on February 8, the air crackles with uncertainty. The country faces a complex symphony of challenges: a struggling...
Imran Mahir is filled with sorrow and a deep sense of unease when he recalls the July 30 suicide bombing at the political rally he was organising. He...
Last week, tragedy struck at the heart of Balochistan’s Mastung district, casting a somber shadow over its dusty streets. On the fateful Friday, a...
F or almost three decades, a team of Christian and Muslims workers at the Idara-i-Amn-o-Insaf did their best to help the disadvantaged in Karachi, one...
The idea of homeland and identity takes on a distinct meaning for Qudratullah, a 29-year-old resident of Karachi’s Gulzar Hijri neighbourhood, who...