Once again the judiciary has lifted the lid on the rot that is at the heart of governance

Pakistan is in the top-ten of countries most likely to be adversely affected by climate change

Few might ever consider it but terrorism, the carrying out of terrorist acts — costs money

Only a thorough investigation will uncover the truth

Ban on carrying laptops in cabin baggage is most certainly going to make travel unnecessarily taxing for passengers

Yet another skeleton has tumbled out of the political closet

A new report says 4,139 children were sexually abused last year, 2,410 girls and 1,729 boys

Legendary batsman Javed Miandad has called for match fixers to be hanged

There was something of a glitch in passage of the legislation that gives a life of two years to the military courts

Adding fuel to the discriminatory fires is never a good idea

The talks by the water commissioners of both countries are the first since March 2015

There is no extradition treaty between Pakistan and the UK

Pakistan has earned enormous goodwill by announcing the immediate reopening of its border with Afghanistan

The government needs to start focusing on more concrete steps

All this of course needs to be done under a fresh spirit of cooperation

The state of education in Pakistan is absolutely pathetic

Although it is a truism that there are lies, damned lies — and statistics, some sets of numbers are obvious truths

There can be no doubt that the allegations made by Mr Haqqani require the closest of scrutiny

Karachi is unfortunately a filthy city

Any cuts in aid to states that are contiguous to Pakistan, and specifically Afghanistan are going to have a impact

There is an emerging sense of maturity in the governance of Pakistan

There is some surprise at the alacrity with which the PPP agreed the proposal for commission to probe Haqqani's claims

The ECP is lauded for dismissing the reference and recognising the bad call by Ayaz Sadiq

Another attempt is under way to resolve difficulties that beset the relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan

The board has done all that it could and cricket will be better off for their actions

The Sindh Assembly is praised for passing the Sindh Transparency and Right to Information Bill, 2016 on March 14

Thar seems to be at the bottom of every list when it comes to getting access to life’s essentials — like potable...

Pakistan is a member of a very exclusive club — club of nations that possess nuclear weapons & their delivery systems

It is a shame that Pakistan did not conduct a census in the past 19 years

Since he resigned, allegedly under pressure, Hussain Haqqani has not missed an opportunity to speak his mind

Whether the PSX is able to retain its ranking as one of the top performing stock markets this year remains to be seen

A renewed focus on National Action Plan and what it has achieved so far

Foreign remittances to Pakistan have reduced by 6.9 per cent

Five players were initially named in the scandal which surfaced after the first match of the PSL

The offer by Mr Guterres could not be timelier

Pakistan’s port city of Gwadar sits at the centre of CPEC

Once again the justice system is revealed as deeply flawed

None of the protagonists in the latest bout of fisticuffs in and around parliament emerges well or honourably

The United States government appears to be obsessed with knowing every bit of information there is to know

Fate of two teenagers from Azad Jammu and Kashmir who crossed LoC last year and had been detained has taken an upturn

Pakistan is a poor country but like all poor countries it has a very rich minority

84 per cent of the country’s water supply sources that actually function are not suitable for consumption

International Women’s Day has passed in Pakistan, causing barely a ripple on the face of a culture and society

Remarks made by Mr Khan at a recent PTI meeting were recorded and have surfaced on social media

US President Donald Trump just can’t stop making America ‘great’ again

For all the right reasons the Pak-Afghan border has to stay closed

The vexed issue of military courts is again to the fore

The morning after the revels there is always a reckoning

Relations with two neighbours that we enjoy the least cordial of relationships with have been in doldrums for a year

Pakistan has taken little longer to realise the usefulness of data in fighting crime but it is better late than never.