Analysis

On global education day, The Express Tribune highlights impediments in the way of uplifting status of education

Canada and Pakistan fall within the First World and the Third World, respectively

Pakistan’s education crisis is no breaking news

Man is the sole creature on earth endowed with the capacity to laugh

There can be few needs more pressing than those of a woman in the throes of childbirth

There must be a genuine, robust effort to take the country out of a state of perpetual anarchy

Amendment to turn to law after passage by the assembly that only a woman would be appointed as a dean of KGMC

Iran nuclear deal uncertainty complicates investment, Revolutionary Guards could step in instead

When it comes to harassment, possibly the worst profession in Pakistan is that of the woman reporter

Is the US implementing a two–faced policy in Syria?

Pakistan has begun to feel the pressure of Donald Trump’s arrival in Washington

International charities have argued instead for the voluntary repatriation of the refugees to their place of origin

Sir Syed's work can help reconcile science and religion

Pakistan set to become biggest recipient of Chinese aid

Coming months filled with promise of political upheaval

US secretary of state will meet top Pakistani officials during his visit this month, says State Department

When political expediency leads to discriminatory discourse

Pakistan's foreign policy at critical juncture

NGO tax to be challenged in court

Politics leading cause of economic woes

DG says FBR has now overcome constraints, improved its system

The trend of electric-powered cars has grown far beyond initial hybrids like the ubiquitous Toyota Prius

Did the Boyles become a bargaining chip to keep Omar Khadr quiet and eventually put the blame on the Haqqani Network?

Cast an eye over the foreign press and media and the reporting of Pakistan and it is pretty much one track

A far more effective policy can be found to cut imports

It doesn't appear as a serious attempt at hindering or even stopping the activities of banned groups

Not many people would know but the women of Lahore played a big part in the PML-N’s victory in NA-120

Granting status to Rohingyas, Biharis, and Bengalis would be synonymous with bestowing them with basic human rights

If Taliban were to capture power in Afghanistan it would strengthen the hand of the TTP and other militant groups

In neighbouring India, the powers of removal of a judge are now subject to parliamentary oversight

The youth population blossomed as a revolt against the system of absolutism and totalitarianism

Pharmaceuticals — drugs for prescription primarily — are big business

There are a number of fallacies touted as democratic reasoning against early elections that need to be dispelled

Many should have been disqualified years ago

Court wants land allocated to the legal heirs of the deceased lawyers to be transferred to the Balochistan Bar Council

Health may be a provincial matter, but ultimately it is a national matter concerning all citizens

Why do women’s clothing elicit so much attention?

One legacy of British colonial rule in the Indian subcontinent is the clerical mindset they had left people with

The Pakistani nation is notorious for its susceptibility to conspiracy theories

Provincial government has let down 3,000 of the schools by failing to release additional funds

The court systems of the sub-continent might almost have been designed to deliver injustice rather than the reverse

One hopes that the government will frame a vastly improved policy for the registration of NGOs

London named best megacity for women; Tokyo has lowest risk of sexual harrassment

This is not the first time the Ahmadi community has been attacked by a politician or an opinion leader

The Bhutto period saw major disruptions and a sharp slowdown in the rate of economic growth

This report has only reinforced the dismal picture of Pakistan portrayed by other similar human development indices

Sindh is in the process of drafting its new agriculture policy

This year the US military has accelerated drone strikes and other efforts this year against al Shabaab

The school authorities have suspended the two transporters but much more needs to be done

Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah was about to treat himself to a 300 per cent raise in his own salary