Editorial

Time to come to the dissection table and look for the flaws in minute details

The denominator should be to exterminate the militants at any cost.

The price of gold has surged to an all-time high due to the precarious economic situation of the country

We will be even more dependent on imported fossil fuels in the future

If there isn’t any slip between the cup and the lip, two provinces are on the verge of going to polls

Poor sanitation system across Karachi continues to wreak havoc for citizens

Poverty, poor social security, high illiteracy, unemployment and surging inflation have amplified child labour

PPP lawmaker Mustafa Nawaz Khokhar has quit his political party on a principled ground

The needs of approximately 20 million flood-affected people will be intensified during the winter months

FM Bilawal is apt as he says the relationship is broad-based and the synergies are in a positive direction

Negotiations with the IMF on the ninth review of $7 billion Extended Fund Facility are underway

The court has constituted a special committee to determine SOPs for the transgender child protection unit

The border came under fire from Afghan elements for the third consecutive time in a month

The best way for the government to bring calm would be to govern well and refuse to take the bait from Imran Khan

The issue is deeply tied to the overall socio-economic and literacy strength of the country

A regulation committee must be constituted for the purpose of monitoring and regulating employees as well as students

The recent spate of terror activities inside Pakistan and in Afghanistan clearly indicate a clandestine hand

While a whitewash is nothing new for Team Pakistan, one at home would be hugely embarrassing

Those responsible for killing journalists rarely see repercussions, not just in Pakistan but around the world

Pakistan has a serious problem when it comes to consumer rights

Taliban should ensure their writ and take out elements who are creating regional disorder through adventurism

Over a thousand schools have been attacked by militants and other criminal elements in just the past three years

Incidence of burn injuries rise during winters by around 50%

The reigning political instability in the country continues to take its toll on the economy

Rana Sanaullah’s acquittal in a drug-carrier case has volumes to ponder

In flood-affected areas, as many as 783 dog bite cases were reported

Reforms are indispensable if Pakistan has to go ahead as a viable nation-state

The city has been crippled due to serious administrative issues that have degraded the living standard of residents

Punjab government has been successful at setting up three transgender schools in Multan, Bahawalpur, and DG Khan

The regrouping of non-state actors in the war-ravaged country and sporadic incidents of violence are quite unnerving

The right-wing tabloid is known for sensationalist and exaggerated stories

China and Saudi Arabia share a common denominator of pro-development

Saudi Arabia and Iran are among the handful of countries where public execution has been confirmed in the past decade

Flood response by the world in general and the Pakistani government in specific has been slow and weak

India delaying visa application approval for Pakistan's team to participate in the T20 World Cup for the Blind

Air quality situation continues to deteriorate by the day.

Recent attacks on Chaman border and on embassy in Kabul have simply confirmed that remnants of terror are regrouping

'Bazball' proves successful but yet to stand the test of time

New realignment a win-win for Pakistan

After almost reaching the cusp of polio eradication, Pakistan has seen a new spike in polio cases

Dissent is now also reported from the inner circles of the government

The trans community in Pakistan has long been excluded from receiving services and benefits offered by the state

The recent increasing level of violence in the West Bank and East Jerusalem is an immediate point of concern

Pakistan is one of the world’s 'weak and mid-performing democracies that are making slow but steady progress'

All four provinces have active HIV/AIDS cases with 90,000 HIV registered patients in Sindh alone

The Taliban are not on the same page with Pakistan

The introduction of smart cars will indeed help improve the situation, but not considerably

If reports are to be believed, elections are on the anvil at least in two critical provinces

Floods destroyed over 26,000 schools while 7,000-plus others have become unusable

Islamabad is a key Beijing ally which has put the US on the wrong side of the divide