Aliya Agha

Looking to invest or build a home in a few years' time? The hottest place is no further than Sector C of Islamabad. Nestled at the foothills of the Margalla Hills, this area is not just a prime residential choice but also a promising investment opportunity.

Over the years, I've dedicated myself to raising awareness about climate change, writing extensively on the subject, and participating in various conferences, including the Conference of the Parties (COPs). These platforms have provided invaluable opportunities to learn, share, and contribute to global efforts against

Urgent Efforts Amid Conflict Needed to protect children Bringing the latest developments in Gaza’s polio outbreak, the challenges of vaccinating 640,000 children, and the international response needed to prevent a crisis. Learn about the origins, transmission, and global implications.

Imran Khan’s bid for Oxford University Vice-Chancellor, the controversies surrounding his statements, and the implications for Oxford's leadership values.

Marvi Mazhar, a renowned architect from Karachi, has spent over two decades shaping Pakistan's architectural and heritage landscape. Known as a “Spatial Advocate” and “Social Urban Thinker,” she is celebrated for preserving cultural heritage while addressing the relationship between architecture, urban spaces, and the environment.

CHAL Foundation is a non-profit organization. It stands as Pakistan's largest network, offering orthotics, prosthetics, mobility aids, devices which replaces the missing limb.

Nicolas Galey, Ambassador of France to Pakistan & Mrs. Camelia Galey hosted a reception on July 12th, 2024 at their Residence, Islamabad

Langley Richard, and his wife, Beverley Irene Kidby, embarked on an epic sixteen-thousand-mile world tour in their century-old 1924 Bean brand classic car. Their route follows the historic path of Australian adventurer Francis Britles, who drove from England to Australia in 1927.

Pakistan is increasingly bearing the brunt of climate change, with devastating impacts on its environment and population. Vulnerable communities, particularly in rural areas, face heightened risks to their livelihoods, health, and prospects for a better future.

Amir Ibrahim, a dynamic leader with nearly 30 years of experience in the telecommunications industry, currently serving as the CEO of Jazz. Starting his career in Pakistan, he played a pivotal role in transforming the company from a traditional telecom provider into a multifaceted service company.