Muna Khan

Et tu, Maryam?

Et tu, Maryam?

The Sharif family’s health has received more scrutiny than others. Published 17 Nov, 2024 06:59am
State of the art

State of the art

Putting art in a public place can be a tool to reclaim space. Updated 10 Nov, 2024 09:48am
Paper tiger?

Paper tiger?

Perhaps endorsements have outlived their purpose. Updated 04 Nov, 2024 11:01am
Loaded questions

Loaded questions

Palestinian voices don’t make it to the mainstream press. Published 27 Oct, 2024 08:25am
Fighting toxic talk

Fighting toxic talk

Whatever women say in this country is treated with suspicion. Published 20 Oct, 2024 07:41am
Disgraced media

Disgraced media

It was a political decision to attempt to edit Mishra’s excerpt. Published 13 Oct, 2024 08:36am
Burying the lede in Gaza for 75 years

Burying the lede in Gaza for 75 years

The double standards exhibited in the Western media when it comes to reporting on Gaza have only widened the mistrust between it and the audience. Published 06 Oct, 2024 09:41am
Beirut on my mind

Beirut on my mind

The men at the Hezbollah stall talked about Pakistan with sympathy. Published 06 Oct, 2024 07:42am
Digital eternity

Digital eternity

Is this the end of ‘rest in peace’ as we have known it? Published 29 Sep, 2024 07:12am
Forever in fervour

Forever in fervour

Our guests’ beliefs deserve as much respect as ours. Published 22 Sep, 2024 07:25am
Women in trouble

Women in trouble

Women journalists are especially vulnerable. Published 15 Sep, 2024 07:42am
AI friendship

AI friendship

How will machine learning impact the future of our relationships? Published 08 Sep, 2024 07:57am
Under the influence

Under the influence

There are no safety rails when it comes to influencers. Published 01 Sep, 2024 06:29am
The way she wore

The way she wore

No man should police a woman’s body. Published 25 Aug, 2024 08:16am
Brick in the wall

Brick in the wall

An entire country is being made to pay for the ‘sins’ of one party. Published 18 Aug, 2024 08:44am
Big friendships

Big friendships

This generation born into a screen world has different challenges. Published 11 Aug, 2024 08:31am
FICTION: WITNESS TO TRAGEDIES

FICTION: WITNESS TO TRAGEDIES

Winner of the Women’s Prize for Fiction, a Sri Lankan novel reads like a devastating and unputdownable memoir of a woman doctor... Published 28 Jul, 2024 08:37am
Beat the rich

Beat the rich

The wedding was less a celebration of love and more a show of power. Published 28 Jul, 2024 08:01am
Past the point

Past the point

Now it’s about dictating how others should live. Published 21 Jul, 2024 06:56am