Editorial

Climate risks intensify in Pakistan, with weak urban planning, poor readiness deepening vulnerability

Poverty surges to alarming levels as inflation, inequality, weak growth erode Pakistan’s economic stability

Four-nation talks show promise, but ceasefire hopes hinge on trust, diplomacy, wider stakeholder consensus

Sindh’s exam watermarking may curb leaks, but without strict enforcement, cheating will persist

Pakistan’s drought plan shifts to proactive risk management, success depends on coordination, real execution

NADRA law allowing CNIC suspension risks rights abuses despite safeguards, raising fears of political misuse

Karachi's streets resemble work sites abandoned mid-task

Raid in Kasur uncovered a clinic allegedly handling deliveries of vulnerable women, selling babies for profit

Decision taken after Pakistan struggled to cope in the wake of the Middle East War

Major chunk of TB patients belongs to people from lower- and lower-middle-class backgrounds

Resumption of flights is a clear message that the recently privatised PIA is ready to change its fortunes

Delhi unable to play a leadership role, has kept meddling in the internal affairs of South Asian states

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Monsoon rains were made 15% more intense by human-caused climate change, according to World Weather Attribution

Secular India had already died the moment the Butcher of Gujarat became prime minister in 2014

The Fund has noticed a staggering 300% surge in losses, despite a Rs1.2 trillion fiscal support

Explosions were reported from several Iranian cities with civilians apparently being on the receiving end

Pakistan's air has turned into a slow, invisible killer

Unregistered pharmacies and unlicensed pharmacists are a common occurrence in a large part of Sindh

The disease is increasing steadily in Pakistan, each year bringing more cases than the previous one

Institute for Economics and Peace ranks Pakistan first among 163 nations, above states in collapse, active war zones

The conflict, now in its 25th day, has entirely changed the dynamics of power politics

Government's target to enrol 25,000 out-of-school children in Islamabad aims to raise nationwide enrollment rates

Trump, Netanyahu are the architects of the shipping collapse, surge in fossil fuel prices, triggering inflation

The festival should serve as an opportunity for some introspection in our divisive society

Karachi must move beyond temporary fixes and adopt a comprehensive urban resilience strategy

Experts have noted that countries once considered Pakistan's peers are now able to self-finance growth

Taliban regime's refusal to accept rationality is quite unfortunate

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As Eid approaches, the promise of celebration feels increasingly out of step with the country's economic reality

Gul Plaza was not built as it was meant to be built

Despite assurances of a considerate hearing, Khan's sons' visa applications have been pending for more than two months

Supreme Court ruling declares unauthorised recordings, either for extortion or evidence-gathering, as unlawful

Stories of abused or murdered children briefly trend on social media before disappearing from public attention

Austerity must not be an emergency instrument but a permanent condition

For generations, Pakistani children have entered puberty without a framework, without language

Horror inside Gul Plaza was compounded at every turn by failures that were entirely preventable, as per the report

Over 40,000 articles from 30 major outlets were reviewed, 70% of stories associated Muslims with conflict

If the trade representative's office finds Pakistan guilty, billions of dollars in exports would be lost ato sanctions

PTI seems to be losing its patience; a confrontation is on the cards after Ramazan

Public health emergency on the rise, health authorities now believe local transmission may be taking place

Tessori's replacement is a result of PPP's frustration with his criticism of Sindh's ruling party

Pakistan's inclusion of Beijing in improving relations with Kabul is tactical diplomacy

Iran is saying it wants foolproof guarantees that it won't be a victim of aggression once again

Pakistan has finally taken a long-delayed step into the fifth-generation mobile era

Bill mandating premarital thalassaemia screening much-needed first step towards reducing incidence of blood disorder