Editorial

Pakistan’s efforts to do away with the drought of international cricket, meanwhile, continue by fits and starts

Pakistan has submitted a statement on behalf of 50 countries, expressing concern over the illegal annexation of IOK

At present, in Karachi, the official price of milk is fixed at Rs 94 a litre, but shopkeepers are selling it at Rs 110

PM has acted well in time because civic infrastructure and services in Karachi have reached near-total collapse

With priorities like these, it is no wonder police forces in Pakistan suffer from an image problem in the first place

If recent statements from the US and Iran are taken on face value, no side wants a military conflict

Both seem to be using the surge in violence as an excuse to delay negotiations and want the Taliban to lay down arms

The project is three years behind its completion

The country was aiming to join the US, Russia and China as the only nations to have soft-landed on the moon

The new system has promised dividends but the jury — from the evidence in K-P — is still out on its efficacy

When politics falls short of the target, other means of expression become indispensable

According to an NGO, some 35,000 students are annually subjected to beatings in schools in Pakistan

As a report places Pakistan at the bottom of the Asia-Pacific Travel and Tourism competitive Index 2019 rankings

A precedent in the judicial history of Pakistan

As the nation showcases solidarity and assures the Kashmir of its unwavering support in its struggle for freedom

The Economist Intelligence Unit in its report names Karachi among the 10 least liveable cities in the world

As Kashmiris face a fifth straight week of darkness under a crippling curfew and unprovoked violence

Kartarpur project also remained unaffected by the escalation between the two counties in the wake of Pulwama attack

Despite such a strong US force, the Taliban now rule an even larger part of the land than they did prior to the war

The head coach and a chief selector: Will Misbah be able to deliver?

The police deny their hand in the death, claiming that the “mad man” suddenly became unwell

The PM also noted that the Indian government seems to have forgotten that it is not yet a global superpower

Greedy elements might collect the toxic materials and recycle them into consumer goods

The July 30th rain is a case in point.

In most developing countries, court cases linger on for years and decades

It’s been exactly 30 days today since residents of IOK were cut off from the entire world

According to FIA a total of 7,037 human trafficking cases were reported in Pakistan last year

The govt has not passed on relief to consumers of HSD which is widely used in agriculture and transport sectors

What has happened in Assam and what might follow in the rest of India

Attention to infrastructure is necessary if the government wants to promote international tourism in the country

Concerns of the business community make more sense when seen in the light of discouraging foreign investment figures

While no Pakistani has ever been happy with any government, Sindh’s incumbent authorities take the cake

Imran Khan’s good intentions of wanting to stabilise prices of essential commodities may not be much helpful

The roar must draw bigger coverage and more prominent display in the international media

According to experts, 90,000 children die of water-borne diseases across Sindh every year

The PM realises that provision of sustenance to the poor is the responsibility of the state

Democracy today means so much more for the residents of the tribal districts

Trump’s statement hints at a new factor, geology, which will govern politics

While Brexit has put Britain in a spin, it has also highlighted the perils of unchecked populism

Total water requirement of Karachi is 1,100 millions of gallons per day, but it gets less than 50% of the demand

The unrelenting resistance of the Kashmiri men, women and children, despite a strict curfew

The residents of the city feel tormented and amused at the same time

K-P provincial government has already announced increasing its employees’ retirement age from 60 to 63 years

It is seen that people in Badin prefer to have many children

It is at best naive on the world body’s part if it expects the public at large to buy this stance

It is also important to disseminate information on dengue control via the media, leaflets and manuals

E-cigarette users don’t get exposed to the estimated 7,000 chemical constituents present in combustible cigarettes

Ongoing rifts within G7 have exposed the group’s overall waning ability to address internal and external challenges

PM Imran has talked much about providing ease of doing business, both for foreign and local businessmen

We live in an era where propaganda where perceptions have to be manufactured to overshadow facts