Pakistan, Feb. 9 -- Linguistics is a relatively young academic discipline in Pakistan. Admissions in this field are offered in almost every university, and thousands of graduates are produced each ...

At the recent International Women Leaders Summit, Unicef’s Representative in Pakistan, Pernille Ironside, shared the story of a girl who used a wheelchair. Completing the 8th grade enabled her to find ...

Across the avenues and bylanes of Punjab’s urban and peri-urban landscapes, a notable shift is underway: the hum of petrol scooters is increasingly matched and often overtaken by the quiet ...

Malala Yousafzai is an education activist, champion for girls’ access to sports and play, and the youngest Nobel Prize ...

Pakistan presented its education, technical and vocational training (TVET), and labour market reforms aimed at expanding ...

Pakistan must create up to 30 million jobs over the next decade to turn its youth bulge into an economic dividend or risk ...

From youth leagues and high school varsity to the Olympic Games and the heights of professional sports, for decades, women and girls have exemplified the ...

In 2025, Pakistani authorities deployed vague and overbroad laws to intensify their crackdown on media freedom, political ...

Recent reports show that the country's literacy rate has stagnated at just 63 per cent, making it one of the lowest in South Asia.

The recent eruption of violence in Balochistan should also draw attention to an ongoing epidemic of forced disappearances and ...

A video released by the BLA shows Hawa Baloch, a woman fidayeen (suicide attacker) fighter, fighting against Pakistani forces in Gwadar.

The Baloch insurgency reflects decades of political, economic, and human rights grievances in Pakistan’s largest province, not external interference. Addressing Balochistan’s marginalisation, resource ...