Opinion

In a future where newspapers are gone, the public will have a severe lack of material to be properly informed

Respite for govt will remain ephemeral until Nawaz government attempts to build civilian institutions of governance

If you must vote you should do so for the right reasons not as a reaction

Two of the many questions being asked with reference to Panama Papers have already been answered

By now it is evident, even to the PML-N itself, that it is big enough to survive PTI’s annual dharnas

Imran Khan’s campaign lacks the support and presence of an even slightly left-leaning and progressive population

The Global Financial Crisis (GFC) has created awareness of the great gap between academic models and reality

Reports in a section of the press inform that a Higher Education Vision 2025 is about to be announced

We need to pay closer attention to larger systems of production

Decent work is, in essence, safe work

Police in Balochistan is handicapped even by Pakistani standards

In Pakistan, most young women aspire one thing: marriage

By two o’clock on Tuesday afternoon it was all over bar the shouting

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari during his visit to the recently attacked Civil Hospital in Quetta was overwhelmed with emotion

This is a story about a young adventurer, Komail Abbas Naqvi, 24, who’s taken the gamble of a lifetime

Had Zulfikar Ali Bhutto (ZAB) been the foreign minister today, how would he have handled the Indians?

Lust for political power, permit, patronage and privileges stand out as the hallmark of a democracy

Rarely does it happen that some positive and progressive strides taken by the country are highlighted and appreciated

The 2016 presidential campaign has left many Americans shaken to their very core

Strengths of the NAP are the consensus among civilian and military top brass, government and opposition

Passionate arguments for supporting a particular party are all well and good, and part of a healthy democracy

A woman with breast cancer has got to be up to no good, no shred of doubt

In view of the ongoing sparring between the two countries, Pakistan should avoid any kneejerk reaction

In 2035, kids flicking through their history texts will ask themselves: was this country serious?

Pakistan is no stranger to crises

Nawaz Sharif still has opportunity to come up with a solution to clear his reputation in public eyes

The million dollar question is - what next? What does this week hold for us

The PML-N and the Sharif family are taking the political challenge from the PTI very seriously

The ease at which Yemen is being ignored is extremely concerning

Quetta in early 1970s was a quiet, peaceful, sleepy town, where militants did not attack people of the Hazara tribe

The biggest change of artificial intelligence will be loss of autonomy of human being and by extension of governments

We return to the predicament: who builds the new system? And who decides who the builder is?

Women can be game-changers for Pakistan

They smirk and shrug it off as a surgical strike albeit a la South Asian style

A complaint of discrimination and harassment against a Sun columnist was dismissed by a UK press watchdog

Pakistan has remained one of the most inflicted states under the menace of terrorism world has ever witnessed so far

Why is Quetta (and Balochistan as a whole) made to suffer as much as it has done?

Apparently, anti-Muslim sentiment has become increasingly partisan within the US

Terrorism is a global issue. It should be analyzed using the same standards

We have two options open to us: of development or destruction

Cancer causes a great deal of stress around the patients and their families

Altruism is a form of selflessness, a concern for the welfare of others less fortunate

I’m watching Ae Dil Hai Mushkil tonight. I’m glad that my friend Karan Johar is a relieved man

The Federal Government is no doubt hell-bent on discerning the source of Mr Almeida’s information

Movements in exchange rate have far-reaching socio-economic impacts

Many Afghans would have the world believe that violence in the region originates in Pakistan

The tension between civil-military relations in Pakistan has become a norm rather than the exception

The time between the start of pregnancy to the second birthday of a child is critical to prevent stunting

Regrettably, Pakistan does not seem to have any formula that would end the deadlock on Kashmir

It appears there is no cause for concern about the mutually beneficial friendship going sour any time soon