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UKRAINE, NATO AND THE FUTURE OF EUROPE

The spectacle of the verbal spat between US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Vlodomyr Zelensky in the Oval Office was stark evidence of a tectonic shift in longstanding US foreign policy on Ukraine, Russia, Europe and Nato.

Ejaz Haider Updated 16 Mar, 2025 10:39am

ECONOMY: UNJUNKING PAKISTAN’S ECONOMY

A weak tax base, a trade imbalance and mounting debt have pushed Pakistan’s economy into junk status. Can the country

Asad Pabani Published 16 Mar, 2025 06:33am

COMMENT: CHANGING THE DEMOGRAPHY OF KASHMIR

In 2019, the Modi government revoked India-Occupied Jammu & Kashmir’s special status, setting in motion a strategic

Muhammad Wasay Mir Published 16 Mar, 2025 06:33am

COMBAT SPORTS: HITTING WHERE IT HURTS

The anatomy of fight-ending and life-threatening blows and chokes in fighting sports.

Adam Taylor Published 16 Mar, 2025 06:33am

PARENTING: THE SCREEN-TIME TRAP

Handing a smartphone to a child may seem like a harmless way to keep them engaged, but paediatricians caution against

Rizwana Naqvi Published 16 Mar, 2025 06:33am

EXHIBITION: A MOST VIOLENT YEAR

An exhibition in Paris contends with the simultaneously remarkable and horrific changes ushered in by the French Revolution

Zafar Masud Published 16 Mar, 2025 06:33am

ARTSPEAK: IN MIGRATION'S WAKE

Migration from the country has been a steady theme across Pakistan for the past few decades. But what is the social,

Durriya Kazi Published 16 Mar, 2025 06:33am

SMOKERS’ CORNER: YEAR ZERO IDEOLOGY

In an age where historical narratives are increasingly weaponised and distorted to serve contemporary agendas, are we erasing the past instead of learning from it?

Nadeem F. Paracha Published 16 Mar, 2025 06:33am

EPICURIOUS: THE STEW YOU NEVER KNEW

The Memoni seafoood dish dhokray isn’t as famous as khao suey but is just as delicious…

Maliha Diwan Published 16 Mar, 2025 06:33am

ADVICE: AUNTIE AGNI

‘My Heart Says Law, But My Family Says Medicine’

From InpaperMagazine Published 16 Mar, 2025 06:33am

GARDENING: TOMATO TROUBLES

A successful determinate tomato harvest isn’t just about planting and watering, it’s about protecting the plant at every stage,

Dr Khwaja Ali Shahid Published 16 Mar, 2025 06:33am

HOSTAGE TO THE DACOITS

Armed with increasingly sophisticated weapons and bolstered by greater networking, northern Sindh dacoits operate with near impunity.

Zia Ur Rehman Updated 09 Mar, 2025 12:04pm

ESSAY: 100 YEARS OF RAISING THE BAR

They were told they couldn’t practice law, that they weren’t even “persons” under the law. They fought back. Commemorating

Summaiya Zaidi Updated 10 Mar, 2025 09:38am

CRICKET: DOWN AND OUT

Pakistan’s disastrous Champions Trophy exit was a result of outdated cricketing strategy and questionable selections. Will it

Muhammad Abu Bakar Farooq Published 09 Mar, 2025 06:31am

ASTRONOMY: STARGAZING IN RANIKOT

Karachi’s night sky hides most of the universe from view, but an all-night stargazing adventure just hours from the city

Farrukh Karim Khan Published 09 Mar, 2025 06:31am

EXHIBITION: MYTH, MEMORY AND LIGHT

Six artists explore themes of loss, transformation and spiritual illumination at a recent exhibition in Karachi

Rumana Husain Published 09 Mar, 2025 06:31am

SMOKERS’ CORNER: O CAPTAIN! MY CAPTAIN!

Cricket’s greatest captains have always harboured the ability to galvanise their teams when the odds seemed to be against them.

Nadeem F. Paracha Updated 09 Mar, 2025 10:26am

NON-FICTION: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF ZHOU ENLAI

A voluminous biography of China’s celebrated former prime minister, based on previously inaccessible documents, is also partly a

Ahmad Faruqui Published 16 Mar, 2025 12:03pm

INTERVIEW: ‘I ALWAYS HOPE THAT MY WORK WILL BECOME IRRELEVANT’ — JESSICA BRUDER

American journalist and author Jessica Bruder was in Pakistan last month to attend the Lahore Literary Festival. She speaks with

Faris Ahmed Published 16 Mar, 2025 11:54am

NON-FICTION: JOURNEY THROUGH THE HUMAN PSYCHE

Mustansar Hussain Tarar’s new book delves into the intricacies of human nature as he shares his personal experiences with some of

Hajra Rehan Published 16 Mar, 2025 11:42am

COLUMN: ‘TRUE CRIME’ IN PAKISTAN

‘True crime’ has existed in some guise since the late 19th century, but it got its name in the 1960s. Books in...

Claire Chambers Published 16 Mar, 2025 11:32am

NON-FICTION: THE POWER OF THE WORD

Ta-Nehisi Coates’ new book, spanning Senegal, the United States and Palestine, is a call to arms for anyone who believes in the

Sahar Shehryar Published 09 Mar, 2025 09:25am

FICTION: CRAZY, STUPID, LOVE

A rewrite of the movie Runaway Bride with a new ending conceived by the author is consummate romance novel fodder

Rehana Alam Published 09 Mar, 2025 09:20am

NON-FICTION: A LEGEND IN HIS WORDS

Published 13 years after his death, the memoirs of legendary comedian, actor and compere Moin Akhtar make one feel as if he is...

Muhammad Suhayb Published 09 Mar, 2025 09:17am

COLUMN: FLOWERS IN A MIRROR

Many years ago, the late poet, critic and broadcaster Qamar Jameel scribed his poetry collection Chahaar Khwaab [Four Dreams] for

Harris Khalique Published 09 Mar, 2025 09:12am

THE ICON INTERVIEW: STILL BEAUTIFUL

Zeba Bakhtiar was one of the first Pakistanis to act as the lead in a major Bollywood production, more than 30 years ago.

Maliha Rehman Published 16 Mar, 2025 06:33am

THE GRAPEVINE

No More A Fan

PYT Published 16 Mar, 2025 06:33am

WIDE ANGLE; ANARCHIC AND STYLISTIC

The People’s Joker remixes familiar characters to create a new kind of comic book movie

Alex Fitch | Julia Round Published 16 Mar, 2025 06:33am

CINEMASCOPE; BEYOND DYSTOPIA

Bong Joon-ho’s absurdist clone drama Mickey 17 is highly entertaining — despite its flaws

Sean Seeger Published 16 Mar, 2025 06:33am

CHASM RISING

The Gorge feels like it comes from an era where stories did not need sequels to work

Mohammad Kamran Jawaid Published 16 Mar, 2025 06:33am

WIDE ANGLE: DEATH AND THE MAIDEN

Bridget Jones’ husband must die — how the women of our rom coms must lose love to find it again

Charlotte Ireland Published 16 Mar, 2025 06:33am

WIDE ANGLE; MIND OVER MATTER

Fifty years on, Jack Nicholson’s greatest performance in One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest is as fresh as ever

Daniel O’Brien Published 16 Mar, 2025 06:33am

WATCHLIST: WOMEN, FRONT AND CENTRE

Three currently streaming shows focus on strong women with humour and heart while they go about chores and reveal sides

Madeeha Syed Published 16 Mar, 2025 06:33am

COMPANY NEWS

Google Pakistan celebrates IWD

From InpaperMagazine Published 10 Mar, 2025 06:38am

CORPORATE WINDOW: Efficiency at what cost?

Pakistan’s role as a supplier for brands like Zara and H&M means that AI-driven demand could intensify production pressures.

Maryam Khan Updated 10 Mar, 2025 10:32am

The burden of pakora prices

The price of a batch of pakoras has now dropped by roughly 20pc.

Fatima S Attarwala Updated 10 Mar, 2025 10:39am

Dispersal over concentration of capital

Economic democracy proposes a shift of ownership from corporate shareholders to workers and the broader public.

Jawaid Bokhari Updated 10 Mar, 2025 10:46am

Trump bump ends

After plunging 2.6pc last Thursday, the Nasdaq has wiped out all of its post-election gains in the US and is on pace...

From the Newspaper Published 10 Mar, 2025 06:38am

Executive orders blitzkrieg

President Trump has signed more than 75 executive orders to start his second term, spurring about 100 lawsuits so...

From the Newspaper Published 10 Mar, 2025 06:38am

Data points

Trump led stagflation?

From the Newspaper Published 10 Mar, 2025 06:38am

The power of drama

Social media conversations about traveling in Thailand rose 60pc after the premiere of the third season of “The...

From the Newspaper Published 10 Mar, 2025 06:38am

Smile while you have teeth

World Oral Health Day, celebrated on March 20th, emphasises that a healthy mouth is vital for our overall well-being and encour

Mirha Asif Published 15 Mar, 2025 06:28am

Mailbox

This is regarding the short article “Towards a greener Earth” by Eshaal Muzzammil (YW,

From InpaperMagazine Published 15 Mar, 2025 06:28am

Cricket: ICC Champions Trophy round-up

The 2025 ICC Champions Trophy, held across various venues in Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates, concluded with...

Muhammad Suhayb Published 15 Mar, 2025 06:28am

Story time: The prince who learns to read!

Hundreds of years ago, very few people could read and write, and there were also not many books available. The books...

Younus Ahmed Published 15 Mar, 2025 06:28am

Poet's Corner

From InpaperMagazine Published 15 Mar, 2025 06:28am

Quiz

Quiz Master Published 15 Mar, 2025 06:28am

Art Corner

From InpaperMagazine Published 15 Mar, 2025 06:28am

Wonder Craft; Unicorn pencil topper

Who doesn’t love unicorns? Though a mythical creature, it holds immense love and appreciation in the hearts of ...

The Crafter Published 15 Mar, 2025 06:28am