Pakistan Observer

Pakistan Observer is one of the longest-running and most popular English newspapers in Pakistan, known for its motto, "Eyes and Ears of Pakistan - Widely Read & Trusted Daily." It was established in 1988 by the esteemed journalist, the late Mr. Zahid Malik, who was honored with the Sitara-e-Imtiaz award. The newspaper is distributed in six major cities: Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore, Quetta, Peshawar, and Muzaffarabad.

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The headache that is Indian media…

4 days ago | pakobserver.net | Abdullah Gauhar Malik

MEDIA jingoism is not new. But what we saw following the Pahalgam terrorist attack, where Indian talk shows turned into makeshift war rooms within minutes is worth unpacking… if for nothing else, then for the headache that I, and I assume many like me, got after carefully monitoring the news reports coming out of there for two consecutive days. Anchors screamed for retribution, panelists mapped out airstrikes, and headlines called for escalation, all before any investigation had even begun.
China film festival builds bonds

1 week ago | pakobserver.net | Yasir Khan

AS Sino-Pak relations have gone deeper with gazillion diversity, holding of “China Film Festival, first ever, in Lahore, breaks new ground of integration, togetherness and closeness between people of Pakistan and China.
President Zardari for further expanding bilateral relations with Russia

1 week ago | pakobserver.net | Saud Faisal Malik

President Asif Ali Zardari has reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to further expand bilateral cooperation with the Russian Federation in the areas of trade, investment, technology, and people-to-people exchanges.
Pakistan–China Partnership: Building a Future of Mutual Progress - Pakistan Observer

3 weeks ago | pakobserver.net | Saud Faisal Malik

The Pakistan–China relationship has grown into one of the most consistent and comprehensive partnerships in the region. Based on mutual respect, non-interference, and shared development goals, this relationship continues to support Pakistan’s national priorities in the face of evolving global challenges. As the international order becomes increasingly complex, Pakistan’s cooperation with China remains steady and focused on long-term gains.
Tariffs set stage for new world economic order

3 weeks ago | pakobserver.net | Yasir Khan

FOR much of the 20th and early 21st centuries, the global economy has been characterized by a Western-centric order, a near hegemony dominated by the United States and Europe. This “Old Boys’ Club” wielded considerable influence through bloc politics, zero-sum game and arm-twisting of international institutions.
Delusions of Modern Warfare: Afghanistan, A Case Study

1 month ago | pakobserver.net | Syed Ali

Modern warfare tends to depart from the post-Napoleonic, Clausewitzian theory that war is a rational expression of national interest. Paradoxically, technology, despite adding sophistication and lethality, has turned wars more superficial, unheroic, and inconclusive. The disconnect from the battlefield becomes obvious when drone pilots, sitting at their desks in Nevada, have the luxury of killing enemies thousands of miles away and then spending their evenings in Las Vegas.
Maryam Nawaz’s minority card wins global praise

1 month ago | pakobserver.net | Qamar Rafiq

FOR decades, religious minorities in Pakistan—including Christians, Hindus, Sikhs and others have faced systemic economic hardships, social discrimination and a lack of opportunities. Despite their invaluable contributions to the nation in education, healthcare, defence and social services, these communities have often been left marginalized, struggling for equal rights and access to basic resources.
China development forum 2025: Key takeaways

1 month ago | pakobserver.net | Yasir Khan

TWO-day China Development Forum (CDF) 2025, that ended on March 24, set the tone of global oneness to let world steer toward global development for a new stage of balanced, coordinated and inclusive growth in face of rising trends of protectionism, unilateralism and decoupling. From the onset to conclusion, Chinese leadership put the best foot forward to get the narrative across that future economic survival lies in partnership instead competition.
Want to study in France? THIS official portal contains fees, admission schedule and everything

1 month ago | pakobserver.net | Haider Ali

PARIS – Studying in Europe has been a dream of every Asian student but the lack of information hinders many from applying to the universities. The biggest advantage of studying in Europe is that the students get to explore beautiful destinations as well as pursue a well defined career after finishing their degrees; however, they don’t have information regarding where to apply.
London's Heathrow Airport resumes flight operation after massive fire

1 month ago | pakobserver.net | Haider Ali

LONDON – World-famous Heathrow Airport of London has resumed operations for a limited number of flights following a significant fire at a nearby electrical substationThe fire that broke out at the North Hyde substation in Hayes, approximately 1.5 miles from the west London airport, led to widespread travel disruptions affecting around 1,000 flights besides disrupting power supply to over 60,000 households.