Editorial

Tribal feuds have long been a persistent problem in the rural areas of Pakistan

Founder of Baloch National Army was reportedly zeroed in after a carefully planned operation spread over months

The state needs to do more than just pay lip service to ensure women’s safety and freedom

Fears are that coal mining and coal-based operations are harming drinking water

Systematic and targeted attacks in major cities have been reignited since the outlawed TTP called off their ceasefire

There is no evidence suggesting minority groups made up a disproportionately high number of sexual abusers

The formal reopening of Khunjerab pass after a hiatus of almost three years, due to pandemic concerns, is a good omen

The guarantors of public safety must protect the citizens and uphold law and order

The latest interest rate increase by the State Bank is at least partially in response to the 35% inflation

Finland’s joining of NATO will soon prove to be an act of brinkmanship