Opinion

What had America achieved in its more than 18-years stay in Afghanistan?

There is no other way

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Our TV studios have become our ‘mini parliaments'

What if things head really south?

Everywhere, women are worse off than men — simply because they are women

There is no magic bullet which will fix everything overnight

Aurat March has an unorthodox and bold twist that has unleashed an exciting era in the women’s movement

Barring all power play, humanity is being cruelly played

One would not have expected such massive violence in Delhi during President Trump’s visit

Making adjustments won't resolve issues because it's not only an issue of lack of vision but also lack of experience

Part of a bigger and growingly serious phenomenon

The highest in the past 32 months

Another superpower faces a humiliating retreat from the “graveyard of empires”

The last nail in the coffin of Indian secularism and democracy

The singer has clearly disappointed her fans

If women know that the state will protect them, there will be lesser stories of violence

There is growing realisation that the way forward is through unsubsidised renewable energy

Health inequality is borne of a poorly orchestrated socio-economic policy

Wars come to an end with peace agreements but not with peace

Sustainability of the Afghan peace hinges upon consistent monitoring by all stakeholders

Essentially, the US has left the future of Afghanistan, its governance and political setup in the hands of the Taliban

One city’s livability standards may or may not hold for other cities

Quaid always stood for the rights of minorities, ensured that these be enshrined in the Constitution of Pakistan

There are a number of things that authorities need to do to make Islamabad a knowledge city

Women are marching on the 8th because the numbers don’t lie

What do these reforms entail?

Let us not let the virus drive a bigger wedge between the haves and have-nots

While bilateral aid is officially ending, Pakistan will continue to receive some humanitarian assistance

A major issue that might derail the peace plan is the inability of the US to adhere to the schedule of withdrawal

The high policy rate of 13.25% is said to be killing business, making the interest cost of govt debt unbearable

If this megacity of Pakistan collapses, it will put the survival of the country at stake

A trustworthy environment is essential to empower intelligent beings make smart decisions

Governments give us much by way of promises

One of the perks nations enjoy in being a US favourite is unchecked impunity for committing acts of terror.

The Lady Health Workers are a precious resource for Pakistan

Perhaps we could wriggle out of this financial quagmire by pursuing growth-friendly, politically-sustainable policies

By 2009, Pakistan was teetering on the brink of terrorism.

However, even in this gloomy ‘information shielding’ scenario, something remarkable has begun to happen.

At this crucial juncture of time, Afghanistan cannot afford another turmoil and infighting.

PM Modi’s policy to weaken Pakistan will never succeed.

The feeling of deprivation of the tribal areas is not unfounded.

Our institutions are a reflection of who we are. We, as people, are quite happy to move on.

We are already on the path to address the enforcement issue.

Autocratic power creates a ripple effect. That ripple will come for us. We must be ready.

The Cabinet has frozen the gas and electricity tariff.

It was vigorously practised in India which until recently had a more developed political system than Pakistan

Almost 15 people have died by a mysterious gas leak and we are unable to find out what the cause of this is.

The PTI govt needs to start putting “their operations where their speeches are”

The journey to peace has only just begun.