Analysis

PMs have been murdered, sentenced to death and forcibly removed in the country's 70-year plus history

Tariq Khokhar believes disqualification of a prime minister will make the judiciary the most powerful institution

The newly-appointed crown prince and heir apparent, Mohammed bin Salman, is just 31 years old

In his short tenure, Sarfraz has turned a group of out-of-form prima donnas into unlikely winners

Sees lack of political interest over implementation of the plan

Includes generating fake social media profiles and news stories and circulating them through fictitious followers

He may not have anything that catches the eye but he is Pakistan's new darling

Sarfraz's men beat Champions Trophy hosts by eight wickets on Wednesday

Devotion and piety apart, this month cumulatively brings people together

If the leak is from the PML-N, for all purpose’s sake, it isn’t enough to do the damage

Pirzada has completed his innings and returned to the pavilion

They are slowly taking cricket away from Pakistan, and are depriving a troubled nation of more than just a game

Abba had the most wicked sense of humour

Zbigniew Brzezinski worked for his country but in many ways what he did then now haunts the US today

The government must adhere to the policy of cooperating against terrorism only

Can Trump, too, survive the Memogate?

Civil-military divide may have been bridged for now, but in the larger scheme of things, we are worse off than before

Fact of the matter is that Pakistan cannot afford to get into an exchange of arms with Iran

If India was not playing the role of a spoiler, would we ever have an Afghanistan that would dodge Pakistan’s offers

Former diplomats say ‘back channel’ has always paved way for ending logjam in ties

The revenue body’s performance cannot be blamed on external factors

Why did Justice Ejaz Afzal Khan tell us that 'our pronouncement will be a law which will be endured for centuries'

Bush administration played on the security and safety fears of US citizens and propagated it as an important factor

The Indian state breaks its promises with its citizens regularly, it is not new

The story of the deterioration of Pakistan’s economy is that of the country’s education system

Dissent note by Justice Khosa suggests sacking PM, investigating Dar, sidelining NAB chief

Split ruling provides PTI, PPP ammunition to impugn the prime minister further

The university leadership, faculty, staff and students need to own the evil that exists within all of us

Pakistan’s future hinges on how our leaders pursue right priorities for the nation

Analysts believe tensions between the two countries will increase 

There are already over 120 British companies operating here, across a range of sectors

I’m talking about both our weather and our politics

The uniform of the Punjab police has undergone a change of colours

I found it interesting that the ambassadors from Africa issued a strong statement collectively

There is a need to decipher how the economy plunged into the mess in the first place

US itself appears to have been swamped by an acute sense of frustration

Our new ambassador has described Pakistan’s potential strategic role as serving as “a bridge” between the US and China

Adoption of a first use, or first strike, nuclear policy is highly unlikely

In Pakistan, mental illness is stereotyped as madness

Does Donald Trump commit contempt of court each time he disparages a judge?

Official statistics indicate that both consumption poverty and multidimensional poverty declined during 2000–2015

There are some pieces of furniture that never quite enter the heart

Unemployment in the region is quite high, trailing far behind the national average

Studies show that ‘unemployed and economically inactive youth are more likely to be hate offenders’

Creating barriers in the path of talented women is neither an eastern tradition nor a recipe for a stable society

Government shall have to look around in Islamabad and deal with illegal structures in the capital itself

April 4 reminds us of the statesman the country lost to the ambitions of a cardboard-cutout of an archtypical dictator

To sort out the distrust between Pakistan & Afghanistan, there is a need for continued democratic institutionalisation

Like almost every other issue in Pakistan, we are fighting over the abstractness of Jinnah’s vision of Pakistan

Both New Delhi and Kabul have seemingly become willing promoters and protectors of US interests in the region