Editorial

The Daska fiasco has once again stressed the importance of electoral reforms

The best forum to flex muscles is parliament, and not the streets

Studies have already suffered due to the coronavirus pandemic

World leaders must first figure out a way to put an end to the fossil fuel industry

This raise has come not only as a surprise but also in utter disgust

Several govts have put draconian laws to ‘keep a tight leash’ on journalists working in the cyberspace, digital sphere

SIA may well conduct itself in manners that violate human rights

The anti-graft body is already in a tangle of its own

Perhaps officials care more for quantity rather than quality to show that progress is being made

The app is part of a commendable outreach drive by the Foreign Ministry and Pakistani embassies

The package carries with it a stigma of confusion as to who, where and how one can be supplemented through it

CJP has expressed indignation at the absence of mammography and other tests in a majority of public hospitals

More worrying than the headline number, however, was the government’s reaction

It’s high time the local government system was revived in all honesty

Financial health of Pakistan Railways has been unsatisfactory for many past years

Despite reasonable current account reserves, the widening trade gap could soon cause an economic crisis

Accountability process in Pakistan has always been up for debate, as those handling it were seen to be compromised

A renewed agreement between the government and the TLP has come as a whiff of fresh air

The entire national economy could collapse if something goes wrong at NBP

Mohatta Palace has acquired an added significance as a public cultural space in Karachi

Opposition’s internal divide stemmed them from posing a formidable challenge to the ruling dispensation

One reason for the current situation is the combination of people adopting safety and preventive mechanisms

Parks, playgrounds and other open spaces act as lungs of cities

Markhors are killed for their meat and for their use in preparing traditional medicines

Regulators just need to ensure that this growth is equitable

The crux lies in taking a stand and, as Moeed Yusuf pointed out, it has to be pragmatic and unapologetic

Environmentalists around have said it time and time again: global carbon emissions must decrease significantly

Six people have been arrested in Jammu, while raids were conducted at colleges and universities in IOK

The Shariat Court decision has set the seal on the prohibition of under-age marriage in the country

An anti-terrorism court has punished seven ACLC cops for the killing

Jurist consultant at Shariat Court argued that sawra violated several fundamental rights of females granted by Islam

Government should adopt a multipronged approach while dealing with the TLP and the likes

Karachi’s biggest enigma is that it is ghettoised into cantonments, corporate societies and an unmanned municipal sway

The cash will reportedly be parked with the State Bank for three years

Pakistan is at a crossroads of great upheavals in the region

Unfortunately while several countries talk a big game on climate change, practical action is less than forthcoming

It is a clarion call to the conscience of the world to acknowledge that a nation is reeling under a brutal regime

Closure of the border is hurting all those involved in trade between the two countries

It showcased how vulnerable is politics in the desolate province, where instability has for long been a cornerstone

It was a reminder of how unifying the game is, all had something they could get together and get behind

The current situation indicates that the sitting government, led by PM Imran Khan, has made all the wrong moves

There was indeed the need for regulating online provision of healthcare services to eliminate the misuse of the system

Shah had been booked in 2012, and an accountability court had directed NAB to file a reference against him

Minister for Planning Asad Umar has stressed need for meeting vaccination targets to avoid the situation altogether

While programme is ambitious, noble; it remains to be seen what modality will be used to implement it

Unfortunate death of two policemen in Lahore as TLP supporters went over the brink is disgusting, highly condemnable

Baqir did not mention whose pockets money went into; increasing poverty rate suggests it was not poor, middle class

Since 1948, India has retained IIOJK by heavy military presence and a flagrant abuse of Kashmiris’ human rights

The good point is that Pakistan is complying, and has every intention to come out of the woods

Smog has killed more than 70,000 people in the recent past in Pakistan