Pakistan Slips in Global Health Rankings Despite Modest GainsWHO ranks Pakistan 124th out of 169 countries; experts call for urgent reforms
By. Dr Ali Farhan Razi. ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s health sector continues to face formidable challenges despite modest improvements in key indicators, with the World Health Organization (WHO) ranking the country 124th out of 169 in its latest global health index, health officials confirmed on Monday. According to the WHO report, Pakistan’s position reflects systemic gaps in…
After Pahalgam: Pakistan’s Diplomatic Maturity and Ishaq Dar’s Commanding Foreign Policy Role
By Muhammad Irfan Siddiqui The Pahalgam attack in Indian-administered Kashmir sent shockwaves across the subcontinent, triggering predictable accusations from New Delhi towards Pakistan. However, what followed from Islamabad was a masterclass in diplomacy, clarity, and poise. Instead of reacting impulsively, Pakistan’s leadership demonstrated remarkable restraint, presenting the nation as a responsible actor committed to peace…
The Rising Tide of Diabetes in Pakistan: A National Health Crisis
By Dr Ali Farhan Razi Diabetes mellitus, particularly Type 2 diabetes, has emerged as a formidable public health challenge in Pakistan. With an alarming increase in prevalence over recent years, the disease now affects a significant portion of the adult population, placing Pakistan among the countries with the highest diabetes burdens globally. Prevalence and Global…
Historic Diplomatic Victory: Ishaq Dar Secures Afghan Commitment to Halt Anti-Pakistan Activities
By. Muhammad Irfan Siddiqui In a landmark diplomatic breakthrough, Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has successfully persuaded the Afghan government to formally commit to preventing the use of its soil for terrorist activities against Pakistan. This major development came during Dar’s recent visit to Kabul, where he led a high-level delegation…
International Association of Pakistani Journalists (IAPJ) Makes Strong Presence at Islamabad Overseas Pakistanis Convention
By. IRFAN SIDDIQUI Islamabad — The International Association of Pakistani Journalists (IAPJ) made a remarkable appearance at the Overseas Pakistanis Convention held in Islamabad. The delegation was led by IAPJ President Shahi Chauhan, accompanied by Chairman Wasim Chaudhry and several other prominent journalists, who traveled from across the world to participate in this historic gathering….
Grand Opening of Overseas Convention: Enthusiastic Participation of Pakistanis from Around the World
By Muhammad Irfan Siddiqui Islamabad — The historic Overseas Pakistanis Convention has commenced in the capital city of Islamabad with great zeal, and will continue until April 15. More than 1,000 overseas Pakistanis from across the globe have joined the convention, while thousands of others could not attend due to time constraints and travel logistics….