Pakistan’s relationship with the multiple-choice question is long, deep, and largely unexamined.

I should tell you something before this goes any further.

Internet connectivity is no longer a background service.

I fervently believe human beings are inherently racist.

In Pakistan, clinical training has always carried a difficult balance.

The world is growing less generous, less stable, and less predictable.

For years, Pakistan’s digital story was told through apps and young people selling services online.

Much has been written about Generation Z, often in glowing terms.

The Economic Coordination Committee’s recent decision to extend special honoraria to additional ministries involved in the federal budget process may appear to be a routine administrative matter.

Somewhere in Pakistan, in a flat in Lahore, a back room in Karachi, or more likely an apartment abroad, someone is writing the novel this country needs and cannot publish.