Dawn Editorial Summary
Education reforms in Pakistan have long faced challenges like inequality, low public spending, and gender disparity. Despite efforts such as the National Education Policy of 2009 and initiatives like Education for All, progress has been limited due to inadequate implementation
Pakistan’s political parties have largely failed to harness the immense potential of their youth, with the PTI being an exception by mobilizing young people, albeit focusing more on Imran Khan’s persona than on democratic ideals
The article addresses the critical challenges facing judicial independence in Pakistan following the passage of the 26th Amendment. This amendment significantly shifts power by allowing parliamentarians a dominant role in judicial appointments and decisions through the Judicial Commission.
The 29th Conference of Parties (COP29) in Baku showcased the stark realities of global climate diplomacy, marred by geopolitical tensions and unmet financial commitments.
The health crisis facing women in Pakistan is an alarming and pervasive issue that underscores the broader dysfunction within the country’s healthcare system.
Salman Faruqui’s memoir, encapsulated in Dear Mr Jinnah, presents a detailed account of his journey through Pakistan’s bureaucratic echelons, spanning decades from Ayub Khan’s regime to Asif Ali Zardari’s presidency.
The article draws parallels between the political climates of the United States and Pakistan, highlighting how disillusionment with democratic systems has fueled the rise of populist leaders like Donald Trump and Imran Khan.
Lockdowns in Pakistan have become a lingering phenomenon, extending beyond COVID-19 to control smog and demonstrations. Currently, the government faces another challenge: a protest march led by PTI
The article emphasizes the dire situation of women globally, particularly in Pakistan, where gender-based violence (GBV) and sexual abuse are rampant
Pakistan’s ruling coalition exhibits a “siege mentality,” employing repressive measures such as internet shutdowns, roadblocks, and opposition suppression to maintain control