By: Uzma Noreen Political polarisation in Pakistan, which has led to a disastrous economy, is one of the country’s most urgent socioeconomic problems. For the past sixty years, and much longer if we dig deep into its history, Pakistan has been a polarised political system and, as a result, a divided society. It all began …

By Muhammad Khalid Noori Censorship is not only the suppression of speech, public communication, or other kinds of expression or information that is considered objectionable for political, moral or religious reasons by the government or state authorities. Censorship occurs whenever people, institutions or organizations succeed in imposing their political or moral values or particular interests …

Majida Yousaf (PhD scholar at PIDE) The terms “freelance” or “freelance worker” are used to describe people who are self-employed and are not committed to a single employer for an extended period of time. Due to economic instability and the development of the internet since the 1990s, thousands of people have lost their jobs and …

Pakistan, a country located in South Asia, is grappling with a severe environmental crisis in the form of pollution and smog. Over the past few decades, Pakistan has experienced a rapid increase in pollution levels, particularly in its major cities, which has resulted in severe health, economic, and environmental consequences. The combination of vehicular emissions, …