A Pale Blue Dot
The mechanics of threat perception pivot on collective organizational and national imagination. Imagination is often associated with dreams, nightmares and creativity et al. This is a fallacious underestimation. Threat perceptio...
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Federation under strain
Sindh has risen against the federal government’s decision to build multiple canals on the Indus River for corporate farming. The street protests have practically turned into a mass uprising. The controversial project ha...
Himalayan crisis
The Hindu Kush-Himalayan region, known as Asia’s water tower, is in trouble. The towering ranges have registered a 23-year low in snow persistence — the amount of time snow stays on the ground after it falls. This is particu...
Planet in danger
There are a few hard truths the world can no longer ignore. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) warns that without immediate and drastic emissions cuts, global temperatures are on track to rise by a catastrophic...
Pak, Rwanda discuss bilateral collaboration on climate resilience
ISLAMABAD: Minister of State for Climate Change and Environmental Coordination Dr. Shezra Mansab Ali Khan said Pakistan’s export capacity is growing in sectors such as surgical instruments, pharmaceuticals, and sports goods, e...
Musadik reaffirms Pakistan’s commitment to climate resilience
ISLAMABAD: On the occasion of World Earth Day 2025, Federal Minister for Climate Change & Environmental Coordination, Senator Musadik Masood Malik, reaffirmed Pakistan’s strong commitment to environmental protection and cl...
Experts identify challenges posed to country by climate change impacts
HYDERABAD: National and international experts have expressed serious concerns over growing challenges of water scarcity, soil salinity, climate change and declining organic matters. Those factors posed a significant threat to...
Landslides continue in GB even as rains subside
GILGIT: Landslides continued to affect many areas of Gilgit-Baltistan on Tuesday, even as the weather improved after four days of intermittent rain and snowfall. With climate change making weather patterns erratic, ...
‘Global financing gap is injustice of climate change’
Islamabad:Dr Shezra Mansab Ali Khan Kharal, Minister of State for Climate Change and Environmental Coordination, speaking on Pakistan’s climate diplomacy priorities has called attention to the global financing gap as the injus...
Pakistan sees 1.5°C temperature spike in March
LAHORE: Pakistan experienced an unusual temperature spike in March 2025, recording an increase of 1.50°C above the national average for the month. According to data from the MET Office, the national mean monthly temperature ...