Soha Nisar

Pak’s food export paradox

PAKISTAN’S food export sector is a story of paradoxes: while boasting record-breaking breakthroughs, it remains overshadowed by systemic inefficiencies that threaten its long-term sustainability. As…

Human Rights begin with women

  On December 10, as the world commemorates Human Rights Day, Pakistan finds itself at the intersection of two critical anniversaries: the celebration of universal…

Pakistan’s moment at COP29

  COP29 is more than just another climate conference- it’s a pivotal moment, especially for developing nations like Pakistan, where the stakes are higher than…

Breaking poverty chains for sustainable development

  AS a policy analyst, the fight against poverty in Pakistan weighs heavily on my mind, especially as we mark the International Day for the…

Pak push for proactive disaster risk reduction

DISASTER risk often comes to our attention only after the devastation has already occurred, but what if we began addressing disaster risk before the disaster…

Melting points: Pakistan’s water crisis & climate action

  ON 13 September 2024, I attended a critical dialogue addressing the impact of climate change on the cryosphere, water security, food sustainability and disaster…

Silent killer in the Air

  AIR pollution is often touted as an invisible enemy, quietly eroding our health and environment, but in cities like Islamabad, the threat is becoming…

Dharna politics

  DRIVING through Islamabad these days feels like navigating a maze, with containers blocking key intersections and the once smooth flow of traffic turned into…

The silent storm of eco-anxiety

  ECO-anxiety, the chronic fear of environmental disaster, has become a pervasive part of my everyday existence. It’s not just a buzzword; it’s a deep…

The dawn of a greener Pakistan

AS Pakistan celebrates its 77th Independence Day, the air is filled with fervor, pride and nostalgia. Yet, amidst the discussions on debt, inflation and corruption,…

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