Editorial

Sectarianism has ‘gripped the country’ since at least the early 90s

Two fatal accidents within a week at University Road, Karachi should cause significant alarm

The KLF as do the other similar events also says, loud and clear, that reading is not dead

The focus of SASC meeting was Afghanistan but Pakistan got mentioned 73 times along with dozens of indirect references

There is a new name among Pakistan’s cricketing greats, and that is of women’s team ODI captain Sana Mir

Pakistan appears to have fallen into a debt trap

President Trump is not a man who is used to being told he cannot do exactly as he pleases

The PwC projection provides a goal worth striving for

Let’s hope Sarfraz delivers the razzmatazz brand of cricket he has promised so far

There is going to be no military resolution of what is now one of the longest international disputes on the planet

The PML-N is now facing no serious challenge in or out of parliament

The final may not even take place in Lahore and your favourite team may be the first one to get knocked out

The goal of impending talks on a peaceful future for Afghanistan has to be bringing the Taliban to the table

The Trump administration has yet to spell out its policy towards Pakistan

Karachi is probably most infamous of the cities for haphazard city projects

Incident involving a pushback tug and a brand-new Serene Air Boeing 737-800 has become fodder for conspiracy theorists

SC may accept a toning down of the language of the judicial commission report into the August 2016 bombing in Quetta

Confidence in the real estate market is rising

Relations with America have played a part in the fortune or misfortune of Pakistan

Having left for Dubai, it is now announced that Zardari has once again set up a camp office there

Working conditions are so hazardous that it is not surprising when accidents happen, but unsurprising if they don’t

Reports of Chinese companies negotiating buying more businesses and land in Pakistan have been welcomed by many

While things are moving forward for Pakistan, India and China are light years ahead

The problem that Pakistan has is not the quality of legally produced alcohol which is generally satisfactory

People in US who believe in worth of system will put up tough battle against those they believe are out to destroy it

Does the word tennis ring any bells

The possibility of being added to the list is a Damoclean threat

The search continues at the time of writing, but it will soon end

In a shootout with the Rangers, Noor Muhammad alias Baba Ladla is no more

Cases of children being abused or raped, both males and females, can be found in the media on most days

Pakistan consumes a lot of milk, much of it delivered to the door unpasteurised

We welcome the announcement that screenings of Indian films are to resume

K-P has been lagging behind in the implementation of the 18th amendment that ensures free and compulsory education

Careem and Uber have been ordered to come to a screeching halt

The 2008 attacks in Mumbai remain a bone of contention between India and Pakistan

Muhammad Zubair will succeed the late governor Justice (retd) Saeeduzzaman Siddiqui

The ghost of 2009 attack on the Sri Lankan team bus still haunts Pakistan

At least six people were killed at the Quebec City Islamic Cultural Centre during evening prayers

American-made General Electric locomotive engines have just arrived from the US for reviving Pakistan Railways

Almost 96% of the $720 million is to be spent on the 1,410 megawatt Tarbela Extension Hydroelectric Power Project

The prime minister has thankfully taken notice of cases of child trafficking in Murree

Judges intimidated and pressured by lawyers can possibly not exercise judicial impartiality in their verdicts

Government must take effective steps to ensure that these disappearances do not become a part of the routine

To remove Pakistan ODI captain from the lead role or not is the question

The Karachi Stock Exchange 100 index finally crossed the magic number on Thursday, January 26

The application process for a Pakistani seeking a US visa has been at best tortuous for many years

So bad is the current crisis that PIA is eating itself alive

The UK has, historically, had mixed fortunes in its dealings and involvements with Afghanistan

Hiring child labour is an old-time practice in the country, numbering in the millions

Transparency International says Pakistan has moved to 116th position out of 176 in 2016 Corruption Perceptions Index