by Aizaz ul haq | Jul 26, 2025 | Editorial
They Remembered Palestine—But Only After Gaza Starved They’ve announced it now. That France—one of the most “civilized” nations in the world—will formally recognise the State of Palestine. But not today. Not even this month. In September. By then, who...
by Aizaz ul haq | Jul 23, 2025 | Information warfare
The Rise of Undercover Journalism—and the Urgency of Accountability Sting operations, once a daring frontier of investigative journalism, are fast becoming a dangerous double-edged sword in Pakistan’s media landscape. These operations—often involving hidden cameras,...
by Aizaz ul haq | Jul 22, 2025 | Editorial
The New War Isn’t at the Border — It’s Already Inside Our Screens Wars today don’t always begin with sirens. Some start with tweets, news tickers, and viral videos. As Pakistan navigates its way through global uncertainty, economic recovery, and regional tensions, an...
by Aizaz ul haq | Jul 20, 2025 | Politics & Public Policy
Lahore is running out of water — not the kind we see in canals or overhead tanks, but the one hidden deep beneath our feet: groundwater. As the city grows, the water beneath it shrinks. Reports now confirm that Lahore’s underground water level is falling at an average...
by Aizaz ul haq | Jul 19, 2025 | Politics & Public Policy
For years, Lahore’s groundwater levels have been falling steadily — a crisis unfolding quietly beneath our feet. Every monsoon season brings heavy rain, yet the water quickly disappears into drains and concrete gutters instead of soaking into the ground. Why? Because...
