The Express Tribune

The Express Tribune is a prominent English-language daily newspaper based in Pakistan. It is the leading publication of the Daily Express media group and is owned by the Lakson Group of companies. This newspaper is unique as it is the only one in Pakistan that is linked with an international publication, collaborating with the International New York Times, the worldwide edition of The New York Times. The Express Tribune is headquartered in Karachi but also has printing facilities in Lahore, Islamabad, and Peshawar. It made its debut on April 12, 2010, introducing a broadsheet format and a fresh news design that sets it apart from traditional Pakistani newspapers.

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How Pakistan became China’s air power showroom | The Express Tribune

4 days ago | tribune.com.pk | Nabil Tahir

By Zeeshan Ahmad | PUBLISHED May 11, 2025 KARACHI: Between the night of May 6 and 7, Pakistan and India were locked in the fiercest air battle of the 21st century. As many as 125 fighter jets took the sky, the numbers advantage tilted heavily in India’s favour. When the dust settled and the fog of war lifted, Pakistan’s claim of downing five Indian Air Force jets — including three of its prized Rafale fighters — sent shockwaves through global military circles.
Cervical cancer silently claims lives | The Express Tribune

4 days ago | tribune.com.pk | Nabil Tahir |Mahnoor Tahir Ali

By Mahnoor Tahir Ali | PUBLISHED May 11, 2025 KARACHI: In a patriarchal society, where women’s reproductive health is a hushed affair, the secondary socialisation of young women encourages them to silently endure the suffering that comes with having a womb since physical pain is considered a normal aspect of womanhood.
Offline across borders | The Express Tribune

4 days ago | tribune.com.pk | Nabil Tahir

By Nabil Tahir | PUBLISHED May 11, 2025 KARACHI: On an ordinary April morning, Shehzad Ghias, a Pakistani comedian and political commentator, opened his inbox to a message that would thrust him into the heart of a geopolitical standoff. His YouTube channel, The Pakistan Experience, had been blocked in India. No warning. No context.
WHEN INDIAN MEDIA CHOSE BLOODLUST OVER TRUTH | The Express Tribune

4 days ago | tribune.com.pk | Nabil Tahir |Mehr Tarar

By Mehr Tarar | PUBLISHED May 11, 2025 LAHORE: The propaganda warfare. The methodical dispensation of misinformation. The shrillest jingoism. The primitive bloodlust. The hatred of the other disguised in chants of patriotism. Destruction of the enemy hailed as revenge. Internal failures camouflaged in external blame game. Lust for TV TRPs and social media likes trumping responsibility to the traumatised audiences.
Bharat’s baneful bluster | The Express Tribune

4 days ago | tribune.com.pk | Nabil Tahir |Inam ul Haque

By Inam Ul Haque | PUBLISHED May 11, 2025 KARACHI: When India attributes any terrorist attack in its illegally occupied Kashmir — whether home-grown or linked to Pakistan, specifically to Lashkar-e-Tayyaba (LeT) — or blames any non-flushing toilet in India on the ISI, creating a war hysteria driven by arrogance and hubris without conducting impartial investigations and ignoring international calls for restraint, it is an abhorrent display of subpar statesmanship.
Wages of war: pyrrhic victory or real defeat?

4 days ago | tribune.com.pk | Ali Hassan Bangwar

Realpolitik prioritises practical pursuit of national interests, but do these interests - often framed as the nation's — truly benefit the people? Do the people's needs, welfare and potential prosperity justify war? Moreover, who, if anyone, truly wins in war? Is the loser always the ultimate loser, and the winner always the ultimate victor? Are there 'losers' even on the winning side?
Remittances boom fades in April

5 days ago | tribune.com.pk | Usman Hanif

KARACHI: Buoyant remittances, relied upon by the government to support its external financing needs, have witnessed a sharp 22% decline on a month-on-month basis in April 2025. This drop, following record inflows in March, has raised concerns over a potential current account deficit, which analysts estimate could fall between $350 and $400 million for the month.
India's false thunder fizzles in face of reality

5 days ago | tribune.com.pk | Amir Khan

KARACHI: If one were to believe the shrill drumbeats echoing from Indian newsrooms, Karachi — a vibrant metropolis of over 30 million — would have been reduced to nothing but rubble. But just like all other lies, deceit and shenanigans that originate across the border, this too has been unmasked as fiction, not fact. Indian media's hollow cries of an "attack on Karachi" are yet another chapter in a tired playbook of fearmongering, spun not for truth, but for optics.
Hallucinations

5 days ago | tribune.com.pk | Farrukh Khan Pitafi

What is the difference between AI hallucinations, synthetic data, and emergent misalignment? AI hallucinations: The generation of incorrect, nonsensical, or factually inaccurate information by an AI model, presented with high confidence as if true. Synthetic data: Artificially generated data that statistically mimics real-world data, created for purposes such as privacy preservation, data augmentation, or system testing.
Microsoft bans employees from DeepSeek app use

5 days ago | tribune.com.pk

It cites data security, propaganda concerns while also confirming it wont list Deepseek in its app store.