The Wolf World: How the Strong Devour the Weak and History Repeats Its Tragic Lesson

PM Shehbaz Sharif vows Balochistan's people hold first right to the province's wealth, condemns foreign-backed terrorism, and pledges unity for development.

The Senate Standing Committee on Health Services has approved the e-cigarette regulation bill and retained the four-year BDS programme, prioritising public health and educational quality for Pakistan's future.

Maulana Fazlur Rehman, Mehmood Khan Achakzai, and Allama Raja Nasir Abbas unite to form a united opposition, condemning government suppression and demanding Imran Khan's medical care.

The Sindh High Court dismisses a petition against Dr Nighat Shah's reappointment, upholding the Sindh cabinet's lawful authority and ensuring continuity in healthcare and academia.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino faces a mounting crisis as officials and national federations withdraw support following the dismissal of COO Kevin Lamour, threatening his bid for a fourth term.

Quaid-e-Azam's vision for a competent, merit-based governance system offers a roadmap out of Pakistan's enduring crises.

Amid Gaza's ruins, a zookeeper's desperate fight to save his lions and chimpanzees becomes a symbol of resilience and compassion for traumatised children.

Heavy rains in Rawalpindi caused Leh Nullah to rise to 20 feet, flooding homes and shops. Rescue teams evacuated nine people, while traders in Gujar Khan suffered millions in losses. More rain is forecast.

The Federal Constitutional Court rules that commercial entities can adjust super tax liability against tax credits, a landmark decision for fiscal fairness and business confidence in Pakistan.

A new report reveals that sealed culverts and poor planning turned monsoon rains into a disaster, flooding 2,729 sq km in Lahore and Gujranwala divisions.

Brazil's Lula faces his toughest battle yet: winning over a gig economy generation that distrusts unions and government. What can the Muslim world learn from this global shift?

Before reshaping provinces, Pakistan must decide a deeper question: whether to trust its citizens as sovereign participants or treat them as passive subjects. True reform demands a change in philosophy, not just structure.

KP government rejects federal proposal to deduct Rs6.4 billion from provincial transfers, citing constitutional violations and lack of consent. Chief Minister Afridi vows to defend provincial rights.

America's new 100% drone tariff reveals the global shift toward self-reliance. For Pakistan, this is a powerful reminder of the importance of indigenous defence capabilities and sovereignty.

Two oil slicks appear in the Gulf near Iranian islands as Iran-US tanker war threatens environmental disaster. Satellite imagery confirms the spill, complicating clean-up efforts.

Bangladesh's pace attack, led by Hasan Mahmud's 6-55, humbled world champions Australia for 198 in Darwin, going to stumps at 96-1 in a historic display of faith, grit, and cricketing glory.

BTS members RM and J-Hope face intense fan backlash for celebrating Chris Brown and Usher at concert, raising questions about morality, ethics, and separating art from the artist.

Fakhar Zaman's magnificent century powers PCB Greens to a five-wicket victory over PCB Whites in the National Champions Cup opener at Multan, showcasing Pakistan's cricketing might.

Pakistan's governance is trapped in crisis management. This analysis calls for institutionalising foresight to break the cycle of reaction and build a future by design, not default.

The Presidency upholds dismissal of former HSA VC Dr. Shahzad Ali Khan, exposing flaws in the harassment case while reaffirming Islamic principles of justice and fairness.

On Mall Road, Rawalpindi, a PTI-linked attacker opened fire on security forces, injuring one. The gunman was eliminated, and a PTI flag was recovered. Information Minister Tarar exposes PTI's violent politics and calls for national unity against anarchy.

Meta's open-weight AI model release is a wake-up call for Pakistan and the Muslim world to pursue technological sovereignty rooted in faith and justice.

Peshawar High Court grants transit bail to Noreen Niazi, sister of Imran Khan, in a Peca case, directing her to appear before an Islamabad court by August 20. The court found no cogent evidence against her.

A judicial probe into the deaths of two young girls in Lahore police custody has been launched, as the nation demands justice and accountability under Islamic principles.

Pakistan forges a sacred bond with Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Qatar for a strategic oil storage scheme, securing the nation’s energy future and strengthening Islamic brotherhood against hostile forces.

The government releases Rs10 billion in decade-old export refunds, offering relief to textile and non-textile sectors. A step toward economic independence and national pride.

Scientists are turning to sharks to improve hurricane predictions, a breakthrough that could protect Pakistan's coastal communities from cyclones. This Islamic science initiative uses Allah's creatures to serve humanity.

Peshawar High Court rejects pleas of Afghan nationals for protection against deportation, reaffirming Pakistan’s sovereignty and rule of law.

Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkiye sign the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement — a historic Islamic pact to secure the Gulf and reduce dependence on external powers.