Editorial

Building of new dams and opening up of new air and land trade routes are indicative of the era of redevelopment

The recent past, although horrific to even recount, is still a proof that hockey needs a revamp

Kabul-New Delhi nexus is further complicating the Afghan imbroglio

A more active Ministry of Human Rights is taking steps to improve the situation

Proposed law binds all employers to refer to children hired as ‘domestic workers’ instead of servant

Each passing day is adding to the troubles of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N)

State elections, however, have not always been a reliable trend indicator for national elections

The pattern of low gas pressure and increased demand during the winter is observed every year without respite

Karachi is perhaps one of the few mega cities of the world which has witnessed progress in reverse

PM Imran introduces a ministerial performance review to be conducted every three months

Pakistan is at risk of default unless serious cash injection is secured says government

India’s actions to impede the Saarc process are part of its sinister bid to isolate Pakistan diplomatically

Leadership of Balochistan on either side of the political and ideological divide is unanimous on these grievances

Similar to the sin tax on cigarette sales and a sugar tax imposed in some cities and countries across the world

'Pakistan suffered an economic loss of $384 million due to extreme weather events last year'

It is to be seen how Pakistan will play in their upcoming tour of South Africa

At present, the city requires 1,100 million gallons of water per day

Islamabad will no longer plunge headlong into doing its bidding heedless of its own interest

Developing countries cannot afford to have a free-floating, market-based exchange rate hardly merits any debate

The problem is not single-tiered

Maximising profits and minimising costs has been the topmost priority of any business industry

Hearing for 20 missing children in Karachi

Azam Khan Swati steps down as Federal Minister for Science and Technology

HR Minister Shireen Mazari says the 18 groups asked to leave had spread disinformation

Pakistan and India have barely scratched the surface of bilateral trade potential

The state and society have a different and conflicting approach on the issue

To unearth the facts that led to the killing of 14 supporters of Dr Tahirul Qadri’s PAT in a police action

A host of legislative bills wait for the tug of war between the government and the opposition to stop

The claims of improvement in the health sector appear to be more a mirage rather than the reality

what we have seen there is no noticeable decrease in the number of 'honour killings'

Our energy infrastructure still heavily relies on the coal industry

When Imran Khan took over the reins of the government, Pakistan’s economy was reportedly in tatters

Back-to-back efforts show the urgency in the Trump administration to get out of the Afghan quagmire

World leaders in the Argentinian capital of Buenos Aires

FAFEN finds that Incidence of non-provision of Form 45 dropped to 2.5% in the 2018 from 7.5% in the 2013

No state can countenance challenge to its writ

Bipin's second point exposes the poor standards of history books available to the general

The Kalash indigenous community is one of the several mystical peoples that inhabit this land

With fresh downward revision of Rs2 per litre, the price of petrol has come down to Rs95.83 from Rs97.83 in November

Punjab and Balochistan face challenges with the autoimmune disease

The rupee weakens to a record intra-day trading low of Rs144 to the dollar

Organs of one person can be donated to 27 persons

Minister of State for Revenue Hammad Azhar announced the decision of exempting salaried persons

Part of the critique may be attributed to the hurried manner in which NAP 1.0 was rushed through

History is witness to Pakistan always stepping out first, in search of peace with India

It is about time all relevant authorities sat together to evolve a proper mechanism

The International Defence Exhibition and Seminar will run till the 30th of this month

Prof Kamran claimed there were CCTV cameras in washrooms of the NAB lock-up

Assuaging malnutrition in the province will require strategic liaising with the employment and development sectors

Theresa May is void of regrets and is ‘full of optimism about UK’s future’