Fatima Khan

The disturbing revelations emerging from recent Supreme Court proceedings regarding illegal organ transplantation in Punjab have exposed a troubling reality that extends far beyond individual criminal acts.

Author Jonathan Miles on ethics, ecology and Eradication

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The instability in the Middle East is no longer merely a regional security concern; it is rapidly evolving into a global humanitarian and economic crisis.

Pakistan's healthcare debate has traditionally revolved around a seemingly straightforward question: how can medicines be kept affordable for ordinary citizens?

The grim statistics released by the Pakistan Medical Association (PMA) on World Hepatitis Day should serve as a wake-up call for policymakers.

The alleged rape of a mentally challenged young woman at a police station in Lahore's Ghaziabad area is deeply disturbing because it strikes at the very foundation of public trust in law enforcement.

Pakistan remains among the countries carrying a disproportionately heavy share of the global maternal mortality burden, with a recent United Nations

Khanderao Kand, the person behind AHEAD forum, has been associated with the RSS. Published A a

The pressure group has brought together Indians across generations and identities, but its broad coalition is being tested by the country’s deepest political fault line