Opinion

All this is done to manipulate the public opinion just so that she and her father get to keep their stolen wealth

Combating crime and terrorism are the chief duties of the professional bodies under the law

The provision of Constitution that the law minister quoted to counter the opposition’s contention was misplaced

Why should Pakistan pay up to $4 billion annually to maintain some 134 largely inefficient public-sector enterprises?

Society is the epitome of deviations and delinquency

It is necessary to limit the space of such organisations in the country

Pakistan can play the role of a ‘neutral actor’ as it did in the Nixon era when it facilitated US-China rapprochement

Modi’s rescinding of three contentious farm laws has rekindled hope

The toxicity in rhetoric and action has a most prominent impact on the weak and the vulnerable

Constant logging, multiple fires and sheer ignorance were all responsible for our disappearance

The history of climate affair with us has been a sob tale of low priority, miscalculated assertions

As was expected, four countries or country groups dominated the Glasgow summit discussions

PM Imran enjoys considerable support in the Overseas Pakistanis community, similar to what General Musharraf once did

Pakistan’s economic efficiency cannot be attained through political power but rather at the cost of it

Revisiting is essential for new generation of the country to understand how Jinnah’s Pakistan was dismembered

Climate change is causing many natural disasters today just so a few could get rich

Getting so many bills passed without any debate was unprecedented even in Pakistan’s broken system of governance

Institute’s excessively exaggerated data and misinterpreted methods are very disappointing.

The story of the TLP did not start or end with the Faizabad sit-in

The “mysterious disease” is behaving exactly like dengue minus the lab result

Gradually but surely Pakistan is drifting towards world culture, especially in the metropolises

Addressing water stress needs as much attention as efforts to curb global emissions

Hardly any day goes by without news of a search, cordon encounter; Kashmiris are massively being detained every day

To ensure stability we need to strengthen the process and let it be played out in its truest spirit, EVM or no EVM

Increasing minimum wage, or even having a minimum wage, actually increases unemployment

Righting the expectation through a reality check will do both sides good

Peace-promoting efforts should be supported by the international community

Today, defiance and rebellion are needed to emancipate ourselves from the reins of toxic and unwarranted practices

Perhaps Zuckerberg should focus on Charsadda because this is the real Metaverse

Peace in Pakistan is deeply linked with peace in Afghanistan

Europeans remain religious, their approach is eclectic, and they borrow ideas from several traditions

Today, the world is continuously transforming because of the information and communication revolution

Leaders are supposed to be dedicated to the cause and ideals of fair systems and expected to promote the right values

Concrete measures to keep or reduce global temperature between 2 to 1.5 degrees of Celsius remained in no man’s land

We also need to consider what is triggering the humanitarian crisis

Disparity between male and female mortality rates in Pakistan reveals the intersectional inequality that women undergo

Pakistani cities need to minimise urban inequities by promoting innovation, local talent, incubated ideas

The plight of fellow humans — in yet another man-made crisis — is perhaps irrelevant for us

What will bring about economic change in Central Asia is land-based commerce

‘Development’ has been a buzzword for the successive governments in Pakistan

But despite claims that Pakistan was talking to the TTP from a position of strength, there is a counter view

Latest numbers shared by the government for November 12, there were 391 positive cases in the past 24 hours

'Political Pakistan' needs more urgent judicial attention than the 'military Pakistan'

China decided to maintain a diplomatic presence and help Afghan people cope with grave humanitarian crises

Biggest lesson is that we can’t control outputs but we can control inputs

Minimise damage by wearing masks in public, improving ventilation in buildings, and getting vaccinated

Every single star in the night sky is a flaming ball of hydrogen gas, millions of times more massive than the Earth

Reform is a multi-generational process

Failure on multiple fronts is a consequence of misplaced priorities and absence of vision

In Asia, Pakistan carries the highest rate of breast cancer mortality and morbidity