Editorial

As Margharzar Zoo suffers from deplorable conditions

For too long Trump has fanned the flames of racial hatred in America

A fresh spurt in violence in the country’s southwest and northwest frontiers

Decision to rely on IMF may have been the only viable cure to Pakistan’s economic ailments

US decision is a clear indicator of Trump administration’s desire to move fast on initiatives

Domestic cricketers can now know beforehand about where they go wrong

The PEC demands are reasonable especially considering the fact that many engineers are jobless in Pakistan

The war of narratives between the government and the opposition continues while one full year has passed

Allowing dual nationals to contest elections would require a constitutional amendment

Hyderabad circuit bench of SHC bans naming localities, roads, streets, buildings after influential people

Only horse-trading can save Senate Chairman Sadiq Sanjrani from de-seating

Modi yet to deny or confirm what transpired between him and Trump

Some imported plants are causing health issues for people and are harmful to local species

The prevailing uncertainty underscores the perils of unchecked populism that brought about a ‘Leave’ vote

Health and education are important for any nation but in Pakistan, the situation in these sectors is dismal

A better approach may have been to invest further in the digitisation of the economy and transitioning away from cash

Nothing could be more consoling for Pakistan than the US President offering to mediate over the Kashmir conflict

There is also a dire need to expand the amount of land under agricultural production

Terrorism has become like a dormant volcano in Pakistan

It is encouraging to note that women in these areas are not as held back as had been the case in the past

Embrace of democracy exemplifies an altogether new trend in the tribal belt

United Kingdom is all set for its next prime minister

There are not many job opportunities available for trained nurses in Pakistan

It is hoped that both sides proceed in the letter and spirit of the ICJ verdict

Saturday’s electoral exercise should be taken only as a first step in the direction to heal scars

Thanks to support from Japan, Pakistan will be getting modern C-band Doppler radars

Govt’s months-long airspace shutdown after post-Pulawama standoff cost the CAA around Rs8.5 billion

There’s a strong perception that it is mainly opposition that is the target of accountability drive

As the central bank once again raised the interest rate to an eight-year high

Sindh CM announces a Rs33.6 billion project during a meeting with World Bank representatives

Can be seen in the context of Pakistan’s efforts towards FATF compliance

Unless playing to the galleries, it is ironical to see and understand who is asking whom to help resolve the issue

The fact that the ICJ upheld the authority of Pakistan’s military court is enough for Islamabad to declare victory

Despite 45 documented accidents in the past eight years, authorities have not prosecuted anyone under the Mines Act

From time to time, scams surface in the healthcare sector

The PTI leadership seems to be going out of its way to hoist itself by its own petard

Enforcement of these measures should certainly be able to control roti prices in a country like ours

With the World Cup now over, it is the right time to chalk out a comprehensive plan for the future

Pakistan ranks 31st in terms of global emitters while it is the seventh most affected by climate change fallout

The ruling by the ICSID is not just one instance where a verdict by former top judge has cost the country dear

Pakistan’s role in the Afghan peace process has been the subject of intense debate for too long

As Maryam Nawaz initiated a row against Judge Arshad Malik with a questionable video

CJP says throwing acid on someone a crime worse than murder

Past govts failed to properly assess tax liability of businessmen and traders

Govt must put proper regulations in place to ensure that safe and secure houses are provided to the people

To our politicians politics is like love and war where everything is fair

The report shows that over one-third of children in Pakistan under the age of five were malnourished

Whether or not the merchants stand convinced is not yet known

It seems the government is treading a dangerously regressive path

All aspects of the issue should be kept in view to bring the railways back on track