Where the Thunder Dragon Breathes: Bhutan’s Bold Bet on Climate, Culture and Contentment
THIMPU, Bhutan, Jun 18, 2025: “I can’t get this anywhere else,” says Tshering Lhamo, a… Read More
2 months ago
Zofeen Ebrahim
Zofeen Ebrahim is an independent journalist based in Karachi and writer at the Thomson Reuters Foundation, Dawn and the Guardian. She also contributes regularly to the Inter Press Service.
Noor Mukadam Got Justice, But Why Does Pakistan’s Legal System Fail Its Women?
KARACHI, Pakistan, Jun 4, 2025: “It’s brought me some closure,” said Shafaq Zaidi, a school… Read More
2 months ago
Lahore’s Smog: With the Sun Out, the Government Lifts Restrictions
KARACHI, Nov 28 2024 (IPS) - Atif Manzoor, 45, the owner of the renowned blue… Read More
8 months ago
Small Farmers Feeling Climate Change Heat Find Little Support From the State
The over 20 million residents of Pakistan’s port city of Karachi, in Sindh province in… Read More
12 months ago
Climate Change Poses Yet Another Stumbling Block for Pakistani Sportswomen
KARACHI, Pakistan: Goalkeeper Rehana Jamali, 17, is jubilant. Her team came in second in the… Read More
12 months ago
Fine, Sanctions, or Waiver: Iranian Gas Will Come at a Price for Pakistan
When Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi visits Pakistan this week (April 22, 2024), experts say the… Read More
1 year ago
Why Farmers in India and Pakistan Are Shifting to Natural or Regenerative Farming
KARACHI, Pakistan & GUWAHATI, India, Mar 29 2024: Nine years ago, farmer Sultan Ahmed Bhatti… Read More
1 year ago
Pakistan’s women go unheard in climate change conversations
Forty-year-old beautician, Sonia Arif, a mother of four, is struggling to make ends meet after… Read More
2 years ago
A Shot in the Arm Can Prevent Cervical Cancer
“Listen to your body, and if there is anything strange happening, do not ignore it,”… Read More
2 years ago
Ambitious solar project to join string of coal plants in Pakistan’s Thar district
Millions of solar panels are set to be mounted upon swathes of soil in Block… Read More
2 years ago