Editorial

Today the number of fatalities caused in the War on Terror is ten times higher than those lost in the 9/11 attacks

Both the ruling party and the outgoing government sought to mudsling over the other

The first of these would apply to the extension of a 2010 accord for deepening cooperation in the field of geosciences

It won’t be wrong to say that the scourge of falsifying education degrees has infected every sphere of public life

The accountability body says it had so far distributed Rs1.2 billion among 6,490 victims

Democrats gain a foothold in Washington from where they can prove an irritant to the Republicans

NADRA registers orphans and children with unknown parentage in its national database

What is most necessary is an overhaul of water management and conservation policies

Pakistan ought to become a signatory to the International Convention against Enforced Disappearances

Pakistan does worryingly little to bridge the gap and administrative weaknesses in the system are to blame for it

More rigorous checks and balances are needed so that millions of elderly do not lose their life savings

Surprisingly, Karachi’s proposed anti-riot police unit is a lot leaner than what is expected of an effective force

Pakistan spends a mere .06 per cent of its GDP on health

Purana Pakistan creeps in again

Pakistan has entered a debilitating inflationary cycle amidst rising global oil prices

Pakistani currency faces a hefty depreciation of Rs25.096 against the SDR

Afghanistan can ill afford to lose any more chances to build durable peace

Next time one is accosted by a minor, who begs for roti and claims to be starving, one should not be skeptical

The top priority for now is to make sure that Maulana Sami’s murder is not allowed to be given a political colour

Self-help is the best help and to expect others to clean up our mess does not help much

Concerns have been raised about other historic buildings as well

Successful sell-offs can take place in those countries where there is an active regulatory structure in place

Nations around the globe celebrate the World Savings Day on October 31 every year

Pakistani artists are valued for their work across the borders

SSGCL served notice to halt winter gas supply to captive power plants which has industrialists agitated

70-year-old Justice (retd) Mehmood Akhter was targeted, killed in broad daylight

It may not be change but Pakistan has managed to drag its heath sector out of a bottomless pit slowly, subbornly

The bus service will serve to strengthen the friendship that boasts of being higher than the Himalayas

Over a year has passed since Myanmar’s military mounted a crackdown against the Muslim minority group

Such is the burden of decades of unanswered complaints and unaddressed grievances

The issue is the latest battleground in the long-running treasury-opposition conflict that shows no sign of abating

The crisis brought on by the dismissal of Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe exacerbates political tensions

If performance has indeed improved, nothing should stop the authorities from setting higher goals and achieving them

Majority of the women remain sidelined owing to cultural and societal mindsets

PM Imran Khan and the chief justice of Pakistan have separately vowed to bring back the looted money stashed overseas

Pakistan outclassed Australia in the T20I series with an 11-run win in the second match in Dubai on Friday

Although pending agreement by host nations, the mass shuffle brings excitement and curiosity

Safeguarding the Sindh-Balochistan coastal belt from the devastating and long-lasting effects of an oil spill

National Counter-Terrorism Authority and the Higher Education Commission to start campaign

Pakistan and India’s plans of sending their citizen into space to coincide

SC to establish importance of addressing mental health issues in convicts

Millions of slum residents nationwide remain under threat

PTI has to figure out how to glide past the tangled web of bureaucracy

In Pakistan child abuse is becoming starker with more cases being reported on a regular basis

A survey has reveals that 65% of Rawalpindi’s private schools are unregistered

The Saudi package will give Pakistan an excuse not to turn to the IMF for a bailout

Jamal Khashoggi's murder shook the conscience of the world, will continue to be the focus of media for a long time

ICC has been actively involved in efforts to expand its audience through its surge into the Chinese, American markets

Misconceptions are notoriously hard to crack even for an emerging power like China

The government decides to tackle power issue by going after power theives