Editorial

With precious lives having been lost, an awareness campaign to combat the fatal Congo fever has now been initiated

The government has clearly retreated from its earlier stern stance, but has still managed to win a crucial battle

Complex as the issues are that surround the Panama Papers, there is simplicity at the heart of the matter

One can well imagine the misery of some 8,000 Pakistani expatriates stranded in Saudi Arabia for the past two months

Pakistan and Iran have decided to together confront the threat emanating from the so-called Islamic State

A framework has been devised for infrastructural & energy sector investments

Pakistani children are not going to have anything close to a bright future

Trump is a candidate like no other and if he wins will be a president like no other as well

A PML-N lawmaker has tabled a bill in the Senate with the express purpose of checking inherited blood disorders

It does not take much to fan the flames of communal hatred in Pakistan

Rains in K-P and Punjab have once again caused much havoc resulting in loss of lives and damage to property

Punjab is partnering with British Department for International Development, which is funding 5,000 new classrooms

The police are stooping to the level of the very organisation they are seeking to prosecute

The Prevention of Electronic Crimes Bill 2016 has been adopted by Senate Standing Committee on Information Technology

In three years, the report adds, the PML-N government has only achieved four out of 89 targets it set itself

The resignation of Syed Qaim Ali Shah from the post of chief minister of Sindh really is the end of an era

Whilst we welcome a woman to the ECP, we deplore the jiggery-pokery that surrounds her appointment

The euphoria of Lord’s didn’t last long as Pakistan crashed to a woeful 330-run defeat at Old Trafford against England

There are few pots of public money more widely abused than discretionary funds

After several years of stagnation, the tourism industry in Pakistan is on the way up again

The suicide bombing on July 23 killed 80 people and injured 230

The Pakistan People’s Party has decided to pension off the octogenarian chief minister of Sindh, Qaim Ali Shah

Mairaj Muhammad Khan’s active political struggle lasted for over 40 years and came with a heavy price

This is a golden opportunity for Pakistan to show that it can overcome challenges of corruption and inefficiency

Munich experienced terror, but whether it was at the hands of a terrorist remains an open question

India needs to realise the futility of engaging in violence in IHK

Structural reforms have been implemented at a snail’s pace and in most cases none at all

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz is going to form the next government in Azad Jammu and Kashmir

Of the 344 women killed in 2015, 170 occurred in Punjab

Turkey has entered the unknown in every sense of the word

After a historic win at Lord’s, Pakistan have to turn their focus on the second Test at Old Trafford that begins today

The government seems to have taken a step back from its earlier stance of taxing the real estate sector

On July 19, four prominent politicians were arrested in connection with a terror facilitation case

There are 43 seats being contested and a startling 423 candidates fighting for votes

Delays and increase in costs are often the fate of mega projects, even under favourable circumstances

Mohammad Waseem broke all barriers to make his mark at the professional boxing circuit

Reports that Awais Shah, son of Chief justice of Sindh, has been safely recovered in an IBO are to be warmly welcomed

Qandeel Baloch’s presence was unfamiliar and bold when juxtaposed with Pakistani religio-cultural norms

Pakistan’s win was their fourth at Lord’s and first in 20 years

“People will celebrate a military takeover in Pakistan"

Misbah had to wait longer than anyone of his peers for a Test appearance at Lord’s

There is plenty of mistrust on both sides, not all of it unfounded

The government of Punjab on July 14, has enacted an ordinance banning the employment of children

Govt has cut down its subsidy for power sector and managed it by absorbing the benefit of falling oil prices

Turkish president may be in power, but whether he has a complete control over the armed forces is clearly not so

Umar Naray alias Khalifa Umar alias Khalid Khurasani was the planner behind the Army Public School attack in Peshawar

Government will now need IMF to adopt a lenient approach as it considers Pakistan for the last loan tranche of $102m

The weapon of choice in this instance was a large white lorry that was driven indiscriminately

Ittehad Tanzeemul Madaris will be adopting the Federal Board’s curriculum for matriculation and intermediate

If we make the bullets our detractors are more than happy to fire them back at us