Fatima Khan

5 days ago | weeklycuttingedge.com | Fatima Khan

The World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Report 2025 has once again placed Pakistan at the bottom of its rankings, 148th out of 148 countries — a disheartening position that reflects deep-seated structural and societal inequalities. With a gender parity score of just 56.7%, Pakistan has not only fallen behind its global peers but also regressed from its own previous score of 57.7% in 2023.

2 weeks ago | a-rabbitsfoot.com | Fatima Khan

In American Gigolo (1980), Richard Gere’s Julian Kay and Lauren Hutton’s Michelle weren’t just characters; they were style blueprints. In this essay, stylist Olivia Pezzente revisits a cinematic moment when fashion didn’t chase trends, when a red Bottega clutch could speak volumes, and style had the power to seduce without explanation. In a culture saturated with content, speed and influencers, has costume design lost its grip on our imagination?

2 weeks ago | weeklycuttingedge.com | Fatima Khan

In a stirring and deeply emotional open letter titled “A Scream from the Dying-alive Children of Gaza”, Pakistani siblings Ubaidah al Fidhdha Hafia (11) and Ghulam Bishar Hafi (13) have delivered a powerful message to Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu. Their plea, rooted in compassion and outrage, cuts through geopolitical rhetoric and brings the world’s attention to the devastating toll of war on Gaza’s youngest and weakest victims. “Donald Trump. Benjamin Netanyahu.

3 weeks ago | weeklycuttingedge.com | Fatima Khan

The dire state of maternal and child health in Pakistan is not only a humanitarian crisis but also a significant economic burden on the country. With high rates of malnutrition, anemia, and maternal mortality, Pakistan faces healthcare costs and lost productivity that severely hinder national development.

1 month ago | readingwithyourkids.com | Fatima Khan

Congratulations to Kristin Fulton!The Haunting is LET’S HAVE A LOOK AT THE BOOK BLURBChance Jameson, an almost-thirteen-year-old orphan, discovers he is a natural-born leader when Oak Hill Orphanage is faced with a terrible crisis. Miss May, the much-loved orphanage director, dies in a freak accident, leaving the orphanage in the hands of the greedy, ruthless Whipley twins whose goal is to use the orphans as a slave labor force.