Opinion

Pakistan faces internal and external challenges, to ensure stability govt will need to implement strategic policies

For years on end, Iraq has been a play-yard for both regional and international actors vying for power

Without freedom of expression, other fundamental rights enshrined in the Constitution will be difficult to achieve

The prevalence of CVD in Pakistan is due to our sedentary lifestyle, increased consumption of inorganic and fatty food

Recent developments provide Pakistan with ‘strategic space’ and more autonomy and greater regional room to manoeuvre

Rains in several cities of Pakistan brought destructive floods that took lives and did billions of rupees of damage

Evident that while some ministries have tried to hide behind routine initiatives, most have set concrete targets

Is our policy limited only for Muslim rights in countries that we do not have good relations with?

India has tried to muzzle the voice of the Kashmiri people through use of force by perpetuating an illegal occupation

As others began to understand the gravity of this easily transmitted virus, they too started to express some concerns

Kabul incident also highlights the fact that modern states are committing human rights violations in conflict zones

The bigger issue is that education remains a non-priority for the government

Thirty-odd white people feeling unsafe despite being guaranteed a head of the state level security!

PTI's move to fill the void through electoral reforms was the need of the hour though, it was a mindless bid

Warriors against climate action have deployed tactics to blunt any action that tries to stop the use of fossil fuels

Everyday incidents against the weaker sections of society prove that our moral standards lack adequacy

Water scarcity has the potential to disrupt lifestyles of people from all walks of life

The 9/11 attacks, causing nearly 3,000 American casualties, triggered justified outrage and desire for vengeance

Yes, machines can easily take your jobs. But that is a business decision, not a scientific inevitability

The troika — Russia, China and Pakistan — seemingly guided the SCO to reach a consensus

Interestingly, the QUAD between the US, Australia, Japan and India has been active since 2007

Others simply won it with guile, stratagem and the fluid nature of irregular war

The Indian cultural preference to live together but separately has aptly been described as the ‘thali’ approach

After bringing down the current account deficit to 0.6%, the PTI is cycling with a bang

Are people against Justice Ayesha’s elevation for independence of judiciary or nurturing their deep-rooted misogyny

Power speaks and hears only one language: the language of acquiescence

The ‘benevolent empire’ is becoming history.

No huge insult and deeply discriminatory behaviour by world community are big enough to upset us

Actor clarifies her tweet about bringing children on planes was a 'joke', not an 'opinion'.

Taliban’s control of Afghanistan and improved relations with China has been a huge setback for both the US and India

Higher education in the province of K-P is in a precarious state

Different rivals used Afghanistan as a proxy to settle past scores and forestall future threats

The all-important verdict by Punjab was anxiously anticipated even in the cantonment elections

Idea of Hindutva is selected purist form of Hindu religion that promotes Brahmins, purity, piety based on caste system

Western bias can be called Delta Narrative, is marinated in Indian animosity towards Pakistan

The fiscal and monetary policies need to work in tandem, interest rate needs to be adjusted upwards.

If we cancome together to support and rally behind Umar sahib’s request for care, can we not do that for others?

US is unlikely to give the Taliban government access to the Afghan foreign reserves

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In the system they would give their country, all authority lies with God and not with his people

There is scarcity of data on suicides in Pakistan, where information assortment presents imposing difficulties

Opinion-makers have no love lost for our PM’s conservative lifestyle

90% of the Afghan budget is dependent on foreign aid, a halt on aid will generate an economic downturn

Pakistani startups are sizzling like a hot summer afternoon in Karachi, raising a quarter of billion dollars already

We laud originality, integrity and simplicity but love hypocrites and befriend with Machiavellians

Many have questioned the Taliban’s style of governance and what it would bring to the Afghan society

The glass ceiling is real and much thicker in Pakistan than the global average

This February when the DGMOs of Pakistan and India agreed in principle to uphold the 2003 ceasefire agreement

Taliban must also be cognizant of the change that has taken place in Afghanistan in past two decades

Fish stocks in our rivers and coastal areas are under immense pressure due to contractors