Author: Faiza Liaquat
In a moment of national pride, three outstanding schools from Pakistan have been named among the Top 10 finalists for the prestigious World’s Best School Prizes 2025, an initiative by T4 Education launched after the COVID-19 pandemic to recognize schools making a transformative impact inside and beyond the classroom. Sanjan Nagar Public Education Trust Higher Secondary School in Lahore has been shortlisted for the Prize for Overcoming Adversity. The charity-run school is renowned for implementing the IB and PYP curriculum in a marginalized community, equipping students with 21st-century skills through an inclusive, sustainable approach. Beaconhouse College Programme, Juniper Campus in…
In a promising development for regional trade and economic diplomacy, the United States and Pakistan have announced plans to fast-track negotiations for a reciprocal tariff deal—a move that could significantly reshape their bilateral trade landscape. This potential agreement is expected to lower trade barriers, stimulate cross-border investment, and open up broader market access for key sectors including textiles, technology, agriculture, and manufacturing. For Pakistan, this fast-track deal offers a timely opportunity to boost exports, attract American investors, and strengthen its footprint in the global market. For the United States, it aligns with a broader strategy to deepen economic ties in…
In a significant milestone for Pakistan’s renewable energy journey, the country has officially joined the ranks of the Top 25 nations globally where solar power now generates over 25% of total electricity. According to recent data, solar farms supplied 25.3% of Pakistan’s electricity in the first four months of 2025—a remarkable leap that underscores the nation’s accelerating transition toward clean, sustainable energy sources. This impressive growth reflects not only the rapid expansion of solar infrastructure but also the country’s increasing commitment to climate-friendly policies and green investment. As Pakistan charts its course toward achieving 60% renewable energy by 2030, this…
KUALA LUMPUR – Pakistan registered their first victory in the FIH Nations Cup 2025 with a competitive 3-2 win over Japan on Monday. The match opened with an early goal from Ghazanfar Ali, giving Pakistan an initial lead. Japan responded swiftly, as Kazumasa Matsumoto equalised almost immediately, followed by a goal from Koji Yamasaki, putting Japan ahead 2-1 by the end of the first quarter. In the second quarter, Pakistan increased their offensive pressure but struggled to break through Japan’s disciplined defence. Their efforts paid off early in the third quarter when Rana Waheed Ashraf levelled the score. The decisive…