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The Psychology of Honor Killing in Pakistan: Understanding Its Roots

Until communities and institutions consistently reinforce that idea, and until perpetrators expect meaningful consequences, the word “honor” will continue to disguise what Pakistani law already recognizes as violence.

CAR-T Cell Therapy in Pakistan: A New Hope for Cancer Patients

Pakistan successfully performed its first Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-cell (CAR-T) therapy at Combined Military Hospital (CMH), Rawalpindi.

When Water Turns to Conflict: A Global Story of Scarcity, Security, and Violence

In Middle East, South Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa, climate change is increasing the frequency of droughts and changing the distribution of rainfall, according to the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report.

Challenges in Science Education in Pakistan and the Shift Beyond Rote Learning

Students quickly disengage from traditional science classes until something hands-on begins.

When the Brain Never Switches Off: Understanding Chronic Stress in Pakistan

Public health specialists and mental health practitioners recommend integrating routine mental health screening into primary healthcare so stress-related conditions can be identified before they escalate.

Pakistan’s Climate Migrants: A Window into an Escalating Crisis

A 2020 analysis found that each severe weather event caused an average of 20,000 displacements in low-income countries compared to just 4,000 in the wealthiest.

Pakistan’s Solar Boom: When Clean Energy Breaks the System

Pakistan imported 22 gigawatts of solar panels in 2024. That is more than what Canada or the United Kingdom installed in five years combined....

Gul Plaza Fire- Key Takeaways for Building Fires and Safety

On the night of January 17, 2026, a devastating fire engulfed Gul Plaza shopping center in Karachi. The blaze spread with terrifying speed, ultimately...

Educating for Tomorrow: The Impacts of Science Communication in Sustainability Awareness

The city of Sudbury, Ontario, faced severe environmental degradation due to a century of mining and smelting, resulting in 80,000 hectares of contaminated land....

Herds and Hurdles: New Research Highlights Looming Obstacles for Thar Desert Livestock

Tharparkar, a district spanning 19,637 square kilometres, lies in Pakistan's Sindh province. Tharparkar's livestock population exceeds 6 million. But the region paints a picture...

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