Opinion

The party must undertake structural, organisational and cultural changes aimed at enhancing governance abilities

Bolton’s admission of interference in countries is likely to inject fresh life into Khan’s regime change narrative

With global economic crises it is important to compare Sri Lankan with the economic situation in Pakistan

The recent bye-elections were a test to whether or not the public accepts such politics of opportunism

With present state of rancour leadership has hardly any time to seriously address these national and global challenges

Dua’s father has been able to bring out the blatant truth, which has been circling this entire matter since months

Pakistan is suffering from varied neurological disorders

Workers, minorities, females and social movements are feared as inimical to social stability

It is high time that legal fraternity in Pakistan, especially the bar and the bench review the style of legal drafting

The rapid decline of our reading culture is a topic that continues to bother many of us.

In the 70s, Pakistan helped US reach out to China while US helped Pakistan tide over the post 1971 difficulties

Key institutions will be populated by individuals play-acting at the workplace year after year

India managed to write its constitution within four years, Pakistan struggled for more than a quarter of a century

In 2020, as part of the Abraham Accord, UAE, Morocco and Sudan recognised Israel.

The commonality that binds Russia and Turkey together today is the similarity of their worldview

It was the Karachi administration’s responsibility to take early warnings seriously and form an emergency plan

Its wrong for a US president to meet with an oil-rich country for the sake of oil and weapons both take lives

Democratic principles have been contaminated with neoliberalism, extractive strains, and crony capitalism

Modism does the same more effectively by using all the diplomatic and financial prowess of India’s virtual empire

Do people around the globe really care about democracy in Ukraine, or even in their own countries?

Most workers in Pakistan do not receive even the entitled minimum wage and have little access to banking services

Nearly every US President developed a roadmap for resolving the conflict

Sam Harris, has gained a lot of popularity for his criticism of religion, Islam in particular

Sri Lanka went under and declare so to the world; elite power wilted away in the face of people’s wrath

The occurrence of natural and man-made disasters makes securing the goal even tougher

All provinces should commit to provide free solar panels producing the equivalent of 100 units

Absurdity of Pakistan’s democracy has been exposed by the so-called of champions of democracy themselves

The single-most unpardonable sin of PTI remains ‘division’ of the Country and society

Tamil Nadu politicians insist that enforcing Hindi on the state would be against India’s integrity and pluralism

Chomsky argues that the genuine need to ‘manufacture consent’ or shape public opinion is in democratic countries

Has anything changed in terms of human rights in the Land of Pure ever since its birth?

Do we not have examples of countries wherein leaders with great foresight changed the destiny of their nations?

There are important people who are missing and one of them is our president. WHERE IS HE?

The original bill however was reconsidered to enable MA Jinnah to be the first governor general of Pakistan

How will the prevailing crisis, which got an impetus as a result of the Russo-Ukrainian war, be managed?

Multi-faceted response cannot be performed independently either by a civilian government or by a military organisation

Loneliness is outcome of agonies and social frustrations while solitude is a manifestation of tranquility and glory

Pakistan aspires for peaceful uses of nuclear technologies to meet its increasing energy demands

With this early proof of digital sentience, we must grapple with many ethical and practical issues

The answer lies in erecting a system that is responsive and judicious, empowering the masses

On the surface, warring parties think they are in control but in reality, they are not

To abort or not to abort, who has the right to make this decision?

Attitudes between political players will need to change to enable a sustained parliamentary democracy

It has taken a long time for Pakistan to pass legislation to contend with some of the challenges faced by PWDs

A party has the right to change its ministers, but the wisdom of doing so in the midst of a crisis will be questioned

The government’s response to the chaos is perhaps best portrayed by ‘a ship lost in the fog’ syndrome

There is nothing solid to yearn for a return of PTI; difficult decisions were delayed till the cost was unbearable

CPEC has attracted attention owing to its potential to generate 700,000 jobs and multiple business opportunities

Power systems should equate an attack on the nation’s sovereignty as an attack on their ego and respect

The violence meted out to senior journalist and analyst Ayaz Ameer in Lahore was highly shocking