Twenty-five years of conserving biodiversity in the Hindu Kush-Himalaya regions
Janita Gurung & Pradyumna J.B. Rana Twenty-five years after the ratification of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), we have seen many
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Author: thehighasia
Forces kill militant commander wanted for over 100 murders in Quetta
Islamabad A notorious militant wanted for more than 100 murders was killed in an intense gunfight with security forces in
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Moses to Marx
Raza Neem Eminent social historian, writer and journalist Syed Sibte Hassan set off on his final journey on April 20,
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Third season of GBCL kicks off with a colourful cultural program
Ali Ahmed Jan The much-awaited Gilgit-Baltistan Champions League (GBCL) kicked off with a greater participation of the enthusiastic and talented
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NAB files corruption references against 6 GB forest officials
HAH Correspondent GILGIT: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has filed separate references against the officials of Gilgit-Baltistan Forest Department for violating
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Hunza snow avalanche: Hope fades for three missing youth
Special Correspondent HUNZA, April 11: Hopes fading for the survival of three young tourists who were buried under the debris
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Need for a collective struggle to counter land grabbing in GB stressed
Ehtisham Khan Karachi NSF-GB, Sindh Zone, organizes the 29th study circle at Karachi to discuss impact of mega projects on
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Suppression of critical thinking has given rise to current socio-political malaise: Hoodbhoy
HAH Special Report ISLAMABAD: Suppression of critical thinking and scientific enquiry have given rise to the current social and political
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Pakistanis distressed as Uighur wives vanish in China dragnet
By Gohar Abbas with Ben Dooley ISLAMABAD/BEIJING: Every autumn on the mountainous Karakoram Highway, part of the ancient Silk Road, groups
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Evil Eighties
Salman Tarik Kureshi “Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies in the final sense, a
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Waves of Culture in Lahore
Fawzia Afzal-Khan The Lahore Literary Festival has been succeeded by a string of events and activities in Lahore bespeaking a
Read MoreChallenges of water security in Central Asia
HAH Report The notion of water security in Central Asia has evolved throughout the years in an attempt to
Read MoreAcademics from world, local top varsities voice concern at social media campaign against two PU teachers
In a letter, over 60 noted professors, researchers urge Punjab university admin, provincial authorities to ensure the protection of life
Read MoreWorld marks Women’s Day hot on heels of rights demands
Pakistani leftwing working-class women organized rallies in Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi for equal space, rights and against patriarchy, exploitation and
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Obituary: An epitome of struggle — Jam Saqi (1944-2018)
Tausif Ahmed Khan Communist politician Jam Saqi facing a military court set up by Gen Ziaul Haq in Karachi. Former
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