The progress of coal mining projects in Thar showcases a contradictory story of economic development, as it has been hailed as a solution to Pakistan’s energy concerns, failing to account for significant social and environmental drawbacks, especially for women.
For decades, India and Pakistan have had strained relations due to the Kashmir conflict and regional power rivalry. The situation worsened in August 2019 when India revoked the special status of Kashmir. Since then, there has not been any improvement in their relationship.
As the art scene in Pakistan continues to evolve, a number of spaces are emerging in Pakistan that reject the exclusionary nature of the art world and provide an avenue for meaningful community building alongside creative practices.
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Financial inclusion can be an impetus to bridge the healthcare divide in Pakistan.
Pakistan’s current electricity cost crisis is an outcome of the inflated capacity charges obligations, pushed for by International Finance Institutions in the late ’90s.
As one of the world's largest and fastest-growing cities, Karachi faces significant urbanization pressures that impact its resilience to climate change.
The Women’s March, popularly known as Aurat March in Pakistan, emerged as a response to challenging patriarchal power dynamics in Pakistan
The February 8 elections have sprung surprising results. However, regardless of which party forms the government, dealing with economic instability through IMF packages will continue to be the option pursued.
The article explores the dual impacts of coal extraction in regions like Thar, highlighting the immediate and long-term consequences within the context of climate change.