GVS: Kindly tell us about yourself and how did you get involved with Zameen.com? Ahmad Bhatti: I belong to Islamabad and have done my MBA...

Najma Minhas, Managing Editor of Global Village Space, sat down for an exclusive discussion with Fatemeh Aman, a non-resident senior fellow at Middle East Institute, Washington to discuss the ongoing anti-Hijab protests in Iran and where she sees these heading.

Patron-in-Chief of the Pakistan Textile Exporters Association (PTEA) argues that Pakistan has all the potential to increase textile exports to $35 billion in the next five years if the country maintains consistent policies. He highlights the existing impediments stopping Pakistan from reaching its potential in textile export growth.

Editor GVS Dr. Moeed Pirzada is joined by Barrister Shoaib Razzaq, a legal professional with decades of experience, who is a candidate running for the position of President this year.

Focus & Rulz Pharmaceuticals (Pvt.) Ltd. was founded in 2004 with the slogan “Health in Focus.” In a short span of time, it has...

In light of the growing population and related increased food and energy demand in Pakistan, there is a need to develop long-term policies at the government level to fight hunger and stabilize the energy supply.

Editors Global Village Space wanted to talk to the CEO of a major vertically integrated textile unit to understand how the recent floods affected...

Global Village Space Magazine is bringing a special edition to document the environmental challenges Pakistan faces at this juncture.

The rich countries have a responsibility to the poor countries for the damage that they are incurring and for the extra costs that they are going to incur to make society safe from these disasters.

Former Prime Minister Imran Khan has been threatening a second long march onto Islamabad for the past several weeks. He has been going city to city to mobilize public for the Haqeeqi Azaadi (True Freedom) Movement.

Pakistan’s Permanent Ambassador to the United Nations argues that the country needs an immediate and long term viable “Master Resilient Reconstruction Plan” with well-conceived and properly structured private and public projects.

During the last two decades, Pakistan has suffered significant socio-economic loss due to climate-water-related extreme weather events like floods, droughts, and unexpected precipitation.