Prisoners of the Earth
By: Waqas Qamar Bhatti Across the land of Pakistan, thousands of brick kilns burn every day and with them, countless lives burn too. These are the people the world calls…
Trump Misses Out on Nobel Peace Prize Despite Global Peace Efforts, Says White House
By: Emanuel Adil Ghouri The 2025 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado for her “tireless efforts to promote democratic rights and her struggle…
Pakistan’s National Day Underscores Commitment to Religious Minorities
By: Waqas Qamar Bhatti As Pakistan prepares to celebrate its 78th Independence Day on August 14, renewed attention is being drawn to the status and contributions of religious minorities—particularly in…
Archbishop Joseph Arshad: A Beacon of National Unity and Interfaith Harmony in Pakistan
By: Imran Shoukat In a nation often grappling with religious polarization and social inequality, Archbishop Dr. Joseph Arshad has emerged as a symbol of hope, unity, and inclusive patriotism. As…
Archbishop Joseph Arshad: Bridging Faith, Diplomacy, and National Service in Pakistan
By: Imran Shoukat At a time when religious and civic leadership in Pakistan faces mounting challenges, Archbishop Dr. Joseph Arshad has emerged as a key figure navigating the intersection of…
Cyberbullying and Online Harassment: A Growing Crisis in the Digital Age
By: Luqman Ahmad Khan In an era where the internet has become deeply embedded in our daily lives, cyberbullying and online harassment have emerged as serious global concerns. Unlike traditional…
Easter Sunday Celebrated Across Pakistan with Messages of Love, Salvation, and Hope
By: Waqas Qamar Bhatti Christians across Pakistan joined millions around the world on Sunday to celebrate Easter, commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ — a central event in Christian faith…
Celebrating Easter in Pakistan: A Testament of Faith, Tradition, and Community
By: Zara Amoon Easter, one of the most significant events in the Christian calendar, was celebrated this past weekend by Pakistan’s Christian community with a blend of solemnity, joy, and…
AI and Social Responsibility: Are We Programming Prejudice into Machines?
By: Hammad Ahmad Stereotypes have long influenced societal perceptions, shaping biased and preconceived opinions about individuals and communities. According to Merriam-Webster, a stereotype is a standardized mental picture held by…
Opinion: Rethinking the Aurat March: A Feminist Movement or a Diversified Agenda?
By: Zainab Anique The Aurat March in Pakistan has evolved beyond its original feminist ideals to include advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights and other marginalized groups. While inclusivity remains a crucial…