Dawn Editorial Summary
The article highlights the ever-deteriorating relationship between Pakistan and India. It laments how both countries, despite their shared history and geography, are locked in mutually exclusive narratives that fuel hostility instead of harmony.
The editorial rips the veil off the international community’s timid response to Israel’s genocidal assault on Gaza. While the UK and 28 other nations finally acknowledged that the war “must end now,” their statement lands like a whisper in a storm.
The article shows the brutal consequences of climate inaction in Pakistan. With over 200 lives lost and rainfall 80 percent above normal, this year’s monsoon has swept away not just homes but also any lingering illusions that climate change is some distant threat.
The article is a powerful indictment of the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in Gaza, where over 650 days of siege have turned the region into a living nightmare
The article shares the harrowing reality of Israel’s relentless assault on Gaza, despite high-profile diplomacy and global appeals. With Trump’s claimed ceasefire efforts amounting to little more than window dressing
The article reveals India’s ambition to rise as a global power while avoiding the burdens of alliances, behaving like a trapeze artist walking a tightrope between multipolarity and strategic autonomy
In this thought-provoking piece, the author dissects Pakistan’s obsolete bureaucratic structure, arguing that reforming governance without altering the foundational ecosystem is a recipe for failure
The federal government in its attempt to wear the cloak of austerity, is going after departments with vague and often politically influenced criteria
The staggering institutional sluggishness and red tape laid bare here show how Pakistan’s climate policy has become a victim of its own administrative disarray.
The political cauldron in Pakistan is bubbling over once again, with the PTI and the ruling alliance locking horns after a brief lull post the skirmish with India. The opposition, cornered and bruised, is gearing up to storm the streets,