Shizza Farooqui

Shizza Farooqui is a British-trained lawyer who built a career across international jurisdictions before making a bold pivot into plastics manufacturing, establishing units in the UAE and Karachi. As the only female director in Pakistan’s plastics industry, she leads one of the city’s top packaging companies while championing sustainability and women empowerment. She also serves as the Senior Vice President of the Karachi Women Chamber of Commerce-Malir chapter and is an executive committee member of the Women Entrepreneurs Committee under FPCCI. Most recently, she has expanded her pursuits into news curation, bringing the same sharp analytical lens to media that defined her legal and business career.
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The Ban That Built America’s Rival

Every Ban Became A Blueprint For years, America controlled the door. Washington decided which chips China could buy, then restricted those too. Nvidia built China-specific alternatives...

The House Is Testing Trump’s Power

Three Fights. One Crack. It started with a procedural move most Americans have never heard of. A group of House members filed a discharge petition on...

No Vaccine. No Trust. No Time.

The Coffin That Shows The Crisis In Congo, the Ebola response is no longer only fighting a virus. It is fighting fear. An Ebola burial team...

The New Global Enemy Is The Migrant

The Protest Outside The UN In Tripoli, the anger arrived with tents, sand and slogans. Hundreds of Libyans gathered outside the UN refugee agency's office in...

Albania Is Not For Sale

A Luxury Resort Became A Sovereignty Fight It started with a coastline that many Albanians believed was protected. Jared Kushner's investment firm, Affinity Partners, is building...

Myanmar: The Genocide Nobody Is Watching

A Country Collapsing Off-Camera Myanmar's war did not end. It simply disappeared from much of the world's attention. The country's civil war is now in its...

Sweden Stripped Islamophobia From Official Language. Muslims Are Asking Why.

Sweden Changed The Word Sweden has not banned the word "Islamophobia." But it has changed how the state wants to talk about it. In a 2026...
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