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.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming creative industries by composing music, artwork, essays, legal documents and even software code within seconds or minutes.

Domestic violence in Pakistan is a household issue and is acknowledged in legislation.

Democracy is regarded by many as the best form of government, but, as the saying goes, democracy is the recurrent suspicion that more than half the people are right most of the time.

For most of the internet’s history, adult entertainment occupied its own territory.

Tobacco use remains one of the gravest public health challenges facing Pakistan today.

As Syed Babar Ali turns 100, Pakistan should see more than a birthday tribute.

In this thought-provoking conversation, feminist scholar, author, and activist Afia Zia discusses the complex relationship between Islam and feminism, the legacy of General Zia-ul-Haq’s Islamization policies, the rise of the Aurat March, secularis…

Across the world, democratic systems are under stress.