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WHAT DOES TRUMP 2.0 MEAN FOR THE WORLD?

Will Donald Trump’s second stint as US president be any different from his first stint in office? While Americans are more concerned with his domestic policies, people around the world are, understandably, wondering how his foreign policies will impact them. Ejaz Haider explores what the maverick populist’s global priorities might be and whether the world can expect any radical shifts.

Ejaz Haider Updated 17 Nov, 2024 06:45pm

INFRASTRUCTURE: THE SOLAR CONUNDRUM

Pakistan’s energy crisis has resulted in a surge of solar use, but the government’s dithering on its solar energy policy means

Faheem Zaman Published 17 Nov, 2024 09:15am

WORLD: THE REFUGEES AT EUROPE’S DOORSTEPS

Israel’s invasion of Lebanon has amplified the humanitarian crisis in the Middle East, forcing more and more people to migrate in

Barah Mikaïl Published 17 Nov, 2024 09:15am

RUNNING: MARATHON MEN (AND WOMEN)

Many Pakistanis are running in and making their mark in international marathons. The New York City and Istanbul marathons,

Madeeha Syed Published 17 Nov, 2024 09:15am

SOCIETY: THE DAWN OF A NEW CAFÉ

A retired government servant’s attempt to create a literary environment for locals in Quetta results in the revival of a once

Muhammad Akbar Notezai Published 17 Nov, 2024 09:15am

EXHIBITION: SLEEPING TIGER

Adeela Suleman’s exhibition in London plays with historical narratives but lacks any urgency or sense of current relevance

Samar F. Zia Published 17 Nov, 2024 09:15am

EXHIBITION: THE ARTIST AS A DREAMER

The vibrant artworks of Tabinda Chinoy paint a vision of what she wants the world to be, not what it is

Cosima Jane Brand Published 17 Nov, 2024 09:15am

SMOKERS’ CORNER: IDEALS AND IDEOLOGIES

Since the inception of Pakistan, Islamic modernists such as Allama Muhammad Iqbal and Sir Syed Ahmad Khan have had their ideas selectively reinterpreted by the state.

Nadeem F. Paracha Published 17 Nov, 2024 09:15am

DIARY OF A SOCIAL BUTTERFLY: HOPES IN THE SMOCK

Butterfly cannot decide what is more toxic: the choking smog in Punjab or the suffocating Trump fever among Khan saab’s

Moni Mohsin Published 17 Nov, 2024 09:15am

ADVICE: AUNTIE AGNI

‘My Brother Often Gets Toxic’

From InpaperMagazine Published 17 Nov, 2024 09:15am

GARDENING: FISHY BUSINESS

Raw fish scraps might repel with their smell, but their high nutrient content makes them a godsend for your garden

Dr Khwaja Ali Shahid Published 17 Nov, 2024 09:15am

THE SENSIBLE BALOCH

Journalist and writer Sajid Hussain was living in exile in Sweden when he disappeared in 2020; later, his body was found in a river.

Mohammed Hanif Updated 11 Nov, 2024 08:56am

ENVIRONMENT: TO BREATHE OR NOT TO BREATHE?

Despite having ample data and understanding of pollution patterns, Punjab has failed to take policy decisions to combat the

Sheheryar Khan Published 10 Nov, 2024 07:08am

WORLD: CAN THE UN SUSPEND ISRAEL?

Given the US’s veto power in the Security Council, it may be politically very difficult, but it is legally possible.

Aidan Hehir Published 10 Nov, 2024 07:08am

OUTSIDE EDGE: THE PAK CRICKET CLOWN CAR

The freak Test-series win against England, while a cause for elation, should not blind us to the mismanagement at the heart of Pak

Ahsan Butt Published 10 Nov, 2024 07:08am

HUMOUR: EVERY BYTE YOU TAKE

Is giving tech giants access to personal information for a ‘better’ user experience worth the trade-off?

Z. Umair Published 10 Nov, 2024 07:08am

EXHIBITION: THE WALLS WE BUILD

Themes of conflict and separation define the dramatic canvases that Abid Hasan creates

Cosima Jane Brand Published 10 Nov, 2024 07:08am

COLUMN: TALES FROM A BYGONE ERA

On a fine, cold November afternoon, I am sitting at a restaurant with Naila Khan, a friend from Dhaka, who is ...

Aamer Hussein Updated 17 Nov, 2024 11:23am

NON-FICTION: TRAPPED IN A VICIOUS CYCLE

A collection of articles focuses on the education crisis in Pakistan

Mubina Rauf Updated 17 Nov, 2024 11:23am

LITBUZZ: ZHR WRITING PRIZE 2024 ANNOUNCED

A darkly humorous essay about medical students wins the non-fiction prize this year

From InpaperMagazine Updated 17 Nov, 2024 11:24am

INTERVIEW: ‘THE ACT OF WRITING PROVIDED A SENSE OF CONTROL WHEN MY BODY OFFERED NONE’

You have been back in your London home for several months now, after a year in different hospitals, following your...

Muneeza Shamsie Updated 17 Nov, 2024 11:24am

NON-FICTION: Life after life changed

Hanif Kureishi’s new book is a riveting and courageous memoir about the accident that left him paralysed and his experiences

Muneeza Shamsie Published 17 Nov, 2024 07:57am

NON-FICTION: PAKISTAN THROUGH THE AGES

The mere sweep of a voluminous tome, encapsulating centuries of Indian and Pakistani history, inspires awe. But some of its

Farooq Sulehria Published 10 Nov, 2024 10:06am

NON-FICTION: LOOK BACK WITH CHARM AND HUMILITY

The memoirs of a decorated army officer’s wife describes the idiosyncrasies of military life, the glamour of travel, and also the

Taha Ali Published 10 Nov, 2024 10:02am

NON-FICTION: LEGACIES IN CLAY

A coffee-table book by a celebrated potter and ceramist delves into the art of earthenware across Pakistan and the artisans behind

Shahzad Hasan Published 10 Nov, 2024 09:45am

THE ICON INTERVIEW: THE MANY FACES OF AHAD

While Ahad Raza Mir may not have worked full-throttle in Pakistani dramas for some time — he claims he doesn’t want

Maliha Rehman Published 17 Nov, 2024 07:35am

THE GRAPEVINE

Mehwish Hayat has finally come round to the idea of getting married. Earlier, she was busy with her career. Now, she has begun

PYT Published 17 Nov, 2024 07:35am

CURATIONS; GODZILLA ON THE GO

Five lesser-known Godzilla films to watch to commemorate the king of monsters turning 70

Steven Rawle Published 17 Nov, 2024 07:35am

STREAMING; DEATH OF THE SENSES

The Buckingham Murders is an unthrilling detective story with little originality or point

Mohammad Kamran Jawaid Published 17 Nov, 2024 07:35am

THE TUBE

Instead of parsing out the emotional arcs of the characters as the script required, Director Yasir Nawaz shifts the emphasis

Sadaf Haider Published 17 Nov, 2024 07:35am

SOUNDSCAPE: THE AGE OF HIP-HOP

As the stars of hip-hop’s golden age approach their golden years, some confront questions about whether old blood can make new

A.D. Carson Published 17 Nov, 2024 07:35am

IN MEMORIAM; The Music Architect

Iconic music producer Quincy Jones, who died on November 3, had mastered the art of arrangement, transforming simple tunes into

Jose Valentino Ruiz Published 17 Nov, 2024 07:35am

STYLE: COULD AN E-MALL RESTORE FASHION’S GLAMOUR?

A recent show to promote an e-commerce website reminded one of fashion’s heyday and also of what was missing

Maliha Rehman Published 17 Nov, 2024 07:35am

Smog — is agri the cause or casualty?

Crop residue burning accounts for only 3.9pc of smog in Lahore and around 11pc in Punjab.

Khalid Saeed Wattoo | Dr Waqar Ahmad Updated 18 Nov, 2024 09:50pm

Drafting new climate goals

The bone of contention is where the finance will come from, as the Global South demands money for the damage caused by the developed countries.

Zaki Abbas Updated 18 Nov, 2024 12:39pm

From finance vulnerability to green resilience

The country needs around $0.35 trillion from 2023 to 2030 to respond to climate challenges says World Bank.

M. Abdul Aleem Updated 18 Nov, 2024 10:29am

Agriculture: A seed quality dilemma

The gap between certified seed demand and availability has consistently exceeded 50pc, lowering wheat yields, especially in Sindh.

Aslam Memon | Dr Muhammad Ismail Kumbhar Updated 18 Nov, 2024 10:31am

Sindh’s coal gasification dream

Sindh Coal Authority battles critique and a hostile environment against fossil fuels to rally investments for its Thar syngas efforts.

Nasir Jamal Updated 18 Nov, 2024 09:54am

Finance: To handle with care

Low growth in agriculture could stifle food exports unless the government involves actual stakeholders and industry experts to

Mohiuddin Aazim Published 18 Nov, 2024 07:05am

KSE 100-share index fluctuations

Source: PSX Chart by Rehan Ahmed

From the Newspaper Published 18 Nov, 2024 07:05am

Rupee report: Weekly rupee-dollar parity

Source: FOREX Chart by RA

From the Newspaper Published 18 Nov, 2024 07:05am

The hidden cost of sharing online

Sharing is caring — sounds cliché, doesn’t it? From a very young age, you’re encouraged to share your snacks...

Mirha Asif Published 16 Nov, 2024 08:26am

Mailbox

This is regarding the story “The boy who didn’t need a bike” by Mahnoor Sohail (YW, October 5). The

From InpaperMagazine Published 16 Nov, 2024 08:26am

Opinion: Culture, the way of life

The word ‘culture’ is derived from the Latin word ‘cultura’, meaning ‘to cultivate.’ It plays a crucial...

Faisal Khan Published 16 Nov, 2024 08:26am

Movie review: Red One

If you have difficulty accepting myths passed down by elders, struggle with managing your parents, or often think...

Muhammad Suhayb Published 16 Nov, 2024 08:26am

TIPS FOR STAYING SECURE AND AVOIDING TEMPTATION

This is important, and that’s why on top of the tips. Before you share any content on social media, ask yourself if it is

From InpaperMagazine Published 16 Nov, 2024 08:26am

Advice: Beyond borders

A student’s roadmap to international education and surviving away from home

Mahnoor Ilyas Published 16 Nov, 2024 08:26am

Art Corner

From InpaperMagazine Published 16 Nov, 2024 08:12am

Quiz

Quiz Master Published 16 Nov, 2024 08:12am