Editorial

The severe heatwaves, coupled with dry weather, are expected to be followed by gusty winds and light rain soon

Organisers have called the raids unconstitutional and dehumanising

The warning from the finance wizards that revenue numbers are already locked with the IMF

The sheer scale of this failure is distressing.

The 44.7% figure relies on outdated survey data from 2018-19

The stakes are too high to leave the longstanding Kashmir issue to empty slogans or rigid bilateralism.

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This is not simply a matter of infrastructure or electricity theft

This war is no longer about defence; it is about domination and total annihilation

The tax collection target is likely to swell to Rs16 trillion

Karachi is being hollowed out by a culture that treats working-class dignity as disposable.

Pakistan is getting support from several countries at the UN and elsewhere

The nation today must revisit the fundamentals of tender-heartedness and brotherhood.

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The cotton crisis is emblematic of the overall rot in the agriculture sector

The Islamabad IG has rightly called this a case of 'repeated rejections'.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif was on the mark as he called for building new reservoirs

For them, freedom was a larger concern than safety.

Ukraine has shown that it can strike not just at military outposts near the frontlines.

Inflation is being seen at 7.5%

The armed assault on polio workers occurred on the final day of the year's third nationwide polio vaccination campaign

The banning of the Awami League, just as the Jamaat returns, must be viewed with equal scrutiny

There should be no compromise on peace and security in Balochistan, goes without saying.

The ban on corporal punishment means nothing if it is not enforced.

The UN report indicates that agriculture is the most vulnerable sector to climate change

Keep in mind that BRI partners may be wary of arbitration on related projects at a Chinese-controlled venue.

His journey into javelin throwing started off with humble beginnings and makeshift equipment.

The biggest beneficiaries of improved ties with Pakistan and other countries are the long-suffering Afghan people.

This shortfall has come at a heavy cost to the public.

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Economic desperation and organised crime further fuel the crisis.

This contradiction lies at the heart of Pakistan's tobacco control struggle.

There is an opportunity in disaster for India to start talking to Pakistan

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Qalandars have been led by just one man - pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi

Roads that are already under strain become virtually impassable.

Islamabad strived restlessly to make the Taliban 2.0 leadership realise that harbouring criminals

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