Editorial

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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

Pakistan's stock of pharmaceutical raw materials is sufficient for only one and a half months

We are now leaving our children with what could be a perennial contender for the world's worst-run country

IMF rightly questioned attempts to restrict the people to know the assets of elected representatives, their income

Such cases are a part of a larger pattern of under-investigated, often disregarded cases of crimes against women

A state that cannot discipline its own expenditure in calm times cannot summon that discipline in turbulent ones

A spokesperson for Syed Mojtaba Khamenei has made it clear that 'diplomacy is not on the cards'

The firm support that Mojtaba Khamenei has drawn from Russia is a game-changer

State Bank's decision to hold its policy rate at 10.5 per cent is the discipline Pakistan's economy needs

The Surya Kumar Yadav men did not let the Pakistan boycott saga take its toll on their performance

The context of this qualification cannot be separated from the chaos that preceded it

Rs990 billion in subsidies is not an investment but the price tag of institutional failure

"Bombing a country on the other side of the globe won't make the Epstein files go away," says Massie

Blatant laxity in dealing with criminal behaviour is unfortunately present at every step of the procedure

No honest observer can deny the gravity of what happened on May 9

Rise of Rs55 per litre or 20% in petrol prices is more than the climb in the international market

Learning poverty deepens as 77% of 10-year-olds fail basic reading tests

Pakistan’s cotton collapse forces $3bn imports, exposing deep policy failures in agriculture

Iran war fallout spreads across the Gulf as oil prices surge, regional economies brace for shocks

It seems the United States and Israel are clueless after blundering into a war with the Islamic Republic

SBP's admits that it has purchased $24 billion from the local market over the past three years

The women of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa have long been the province's most under-utilised asset

Power prices in Pakistan are not reflective of the buying power of the average Pakistani

Pakistan has pledged to "phase down" coal, reduce projected emissions by 50% by 2035

Islamabad seeks an alternate route for oil supply from Riyadh

For a security discourse-changing tragedy, the slow drift of proceedings is deeply unsettling

Pakistan's water storage projects could go beyond what had been agreed under the IWT

Iran is unrelenting, takes on the Gulf monarchies

Bill for protecting domestic workers' rights in Sindh has taken too long to be enforced

Pakistan's challenge is not the lack of tax measures but their uneven enforcement

Pushback from Iran has taken the Middle East by surprise, forcing President Trump to ask Italy, Oman for mediation

A decade on, Karachi’s K-IV water project faces delays, doubts, another deadline

Pakistan’s T20 campaign ends in frustration as middle-order failures, timid tactics cost dearly

Pakistan, Italy, Spain, Greece push legal migration to curb trafficking

Under-trials form 73% of Pakistan’s prison population

13.4m girls out of school despite improved infrastructure

Middle East on brink as Iran retaliates against US–Israel strikes

Consensus must be rooted in constitutional supremacy, restoration of democratic processes

Airstrikes on Kabul, Kandahar, meant to target terror sanctuaries, are a lawful retaliation from Pakistan