ISLAMABAD: Climate change has significantly disrupted education worldwide, with students in Pakistan losing 97 school days — 54 per cent of a typical academic year — between 2023 and 2024.

In Karachi, Pakistan, the Nasir family prioritizes private education for their four children despite financial strain, believing it offers better quality than public schools. Rising inflation makes ...

Turkey’s president, accompanied by a high-level delegation, has arrived in Pakistan’s capital on a two-day visit to discuss ...

The PEB runs 25 schools in Pakistan, including four boarding houses and eight village schools for boys and girls, preschool through high school. “Our 25-year partnership with First Presbyterian ...