Stories by Ayesha Malik

The West’s fixation on ‘gender apartheid’ in Afghanistan masks its complicity in the suffering of Afghan women and its failure to confront the roots of their oppression.

In the information age, data is the new oil.

As AI outpaces us it becomes less predictable.

Huma Abedin’s autobiography can be split into a retelling of the writer’s personal and professional lives. The former is heart...

For more women to rise up to senior positions, barriers have to be removed for them to enter the urban workforce.

On my research trip to Kabul last year, I remember seeing on billboards, apart from Ahmed Shah Masood, a national hero, Katrina Kaif.