Editorial

A central registry would also enhance research and collaboration, while potentially improving monitoring and care

Natural waterways that once served as Karachi's lifeline, Malir, Lyari rivers become conduits of destruction

Doha's reaction was well in resilience

The provincial government has rightly stated that any surrender must comply strictly with legal protocols

The events in Nepal exemplify how quickly social media restrictions can escalate into violence and even bigger

The rift among the Brother Judges is now for all to see, and the reference on Monday failed to bridge that gap

The court also plans to digitise case files and copies of judgements for the sake of convenience and transparency

Security advisories have repeatedly warned of large-scale breaches

PTI is seen pulling up its socks, as it goes on to discipline its rank and file

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All that is now desired is a strong, unflinching institutional support to make sure CPEC-2 is realised in real-time

The government insists there is no shortage

These children are among the most vulnerable victims of a rogue state

The troublesome districts must be touch-based with synergies for a perpetual solution

Pakistan's political history offers a cautionary backdrop

Prioritising better resource management is crucial

The eradication of polio is a communal responsibility

Pakistani lawmakers have the assurance that almost no legislative malfeasance can stir our voters into action

10-nation SCO must lead from the front in making peace between India and Pakistan

The summit could not have come at a more opportune moment as India and China are warming up for a thaw

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Public hospitals in Karachi must be strengthened enough to accommodate the city's own children

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The OHCHR and UN cannot continue hiding behind semantics

Jails are not beyond the pale of the law

The attitude of authorities in Afghanistan towards Pakistan seems influenced by elements

This drastic shift is itself an admission that the existing system has failed miserably

NCHR findings have pointed out a very pertinent issue related to life and death of sanitary workers

BISP was designed to provide a lifeline to millions living in poverty

Early warning systems are inadequate and urban planning remains criminally reckless

The body also approved an increase in daily allowances for lawmakers

Politicising academic institutions undermines the very purpose of higher education

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The provincial government must recognise the gravity of this crisis

Hospitals are already witnessing rising cases of acute diarrhoea, dengue fever, malaria, skin diseases

Pakistan once again led from the front as it flagged the risks involved for the region

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Multiple factors, including social decline and rote education, affect Pakistan's already poor reading culture

Erratic weather patterns have devastated crops in some areas