Editorial

The pesh imam at the Shalimar mosque where the victim studied resorted to beating his pupil with an iron rod

20 people, including Haroon Bilour, were killed and 63 injured when a suicide bomber targeted an ANP corner meeting

Erdogan has been sworn in for another five-year term and has appointed his son-in-law as the new finance minister

Imran Khan makes promises while unveiling his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s election manifesto

The government has now ordered the immediate construction of the Diamer-Bhasha and Mohmand dams

The generations to come may have reason to curse their forebears

Courtesy of Open Skies international carriers are creaming off local international business to the detriment of PIA

A martyred Wani exerts even greater influence on the Kashmiri youth

And do we have the room to over-emphasise the importance of mass transit mechanism for a big city!

5% representation indicates a great imbalance as far as politics is concerned

Last government has massively borrowed from the central bank to finance its unfinished development projects

Findings of guilt came from an accountability court in the matter of the Avenfield apartments case

Since 2016, the antimicrobial-resistant typhoid bacteria has crept its way into headlines

There will be jubilation in other parties and fragmentation of PML-N is a possibility, which others will exploit

At 5.2 per cent for the month of June, the rate of inflation is at a 44-month high

The transgender community is one of the smaller minorities in Pakistan but in recent years their profile has risen

There is no disagreement that Pakistan is years deep into a rolling water crisis

Never before in the electoral history of Karachi were the elections so unpredictable

Iranian President Rouhani has visited Switzerland and Austria as he seeks to shore up the 2015 nuclear deal

The recent rains in Lahore have caused the deaths of at least eight people and injured several others

Irate voters grilled Sardar Jamal Leghari, a Nawaz League candidate in the coming elections

There are 11,855 candidates against 15,629 in 2013 and there are 110 parties in the contest

Peace in the broadest sense of the word in Afghanistan remains as elusive as ever

The caretaker government has again raised petroleum prices—making it the second successive increase in two months

The recent announcement of the results of the Central Superior Services exams have been termed ‘a national crisis’

It is FAFEN that time and again has shown the duplicity and downright dishonesty of politicians large and small

What Europe is grappling with today may be Pakistan’s problem — again — tomorrow

US State Department has improved Pakistan’s ranking for its management of human trafficking

A report submitted to the SC by PIA shows total liabilities have now reached Rs406 billion

Like many alliances brewed in the pre-election season, the MQM-ANP is a one-off arrangement

Despite the highest number of poll candidates in the upcoming election, PTI continues to have low female participation

Federal Investigation Agency has imposed a 30-day travel restriction on suspected outlaws

The emerging water crisis has been exacerbated in the wake of the 18th Amendment

Operations by the Rangers in Karachi in recent times have been criticised for their heavy-handedness

By Thursday morning Pakistan was on the Financial Action Task Force grey list following a plenary meeting in Paris

Supreme Court on Thursday 28th June convicted PML-N leader Daniyal Aziz of contempt of court

Major political parties have been trying to lure the country’s voters with their job creation plans

Yousaf Saleem's induction as Pakistan’s first visually-impaired judge is a remarkable feat

Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has a massive and unenviable task it has before it

FATF has the potential to take action against Pakistan for failing to do enough to prevent the financing of terrorism

At 105, Pakistan is among the worst ranked in the world in World Justice Project

The merger of the Federally Administered Tribal Areas with Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa has always been fraught

On Monday 25th, the Pak-Afghan Track-II initiative welcomed a commitment to bring an end to the circular ‘blame game’

Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people in Pakistan ‘disappear’ every year

Recep Tayyip Erdogan has won the election in Turkey and Turkish politics and governance is going to be changed

Caretaker administration is under enormous pressure to increase gas tariffs

Yet in this very coastal city of over 20 million souls, there is proof that we haven’t quite lost all of our humanity

Strategy to mitigate tragedies like these is three-fold

President Trump has reshaped, redefined what an American President can and cannot do and still retain the job

Despite spending nearly 90 days in lobbying at UNHRC, Bhutan and Mauritius testified in New Delhi’s favour