TODAY’S PAPER | February 14, 2026 | EPAPER

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  • Occupying Wall Street

    It would be premature to call the movement a success. Sheer numbers alone do not constitute achievement.

  • Steps towards peace?

    The visa relaxation, once implemented, could promote greater trade between the two neighbours.

  • Raise in power tariffs

    Raising tariffs will not solve inefficiencies given government’s poor management of GENCOs finances, operations.

  • Escape from hell

    Two boys kidnapped by the Taliban on September 1 from Bajaur Agency have been able to return home after escaping.

  • Deadly mines

    Reports of terrible mine accidents, notably in the Balochistan province, have become an almost regular event.

  • Khar-Grossman meeting

    Despite the mistrust on both sides, both countries have too much at stake to simply go their separate ways.

  • A welcome change

    The view expressed by the committee that military men visit parliament and not the other way round, is a valid one.

  • Welcome opening on the Wagah

    Pakistan has announced that it has agreed “in principle” to grant Most Favoured Nation (MFN)status to India.

  • Power crisis measures

    Over the longer run, however, the government needs to fundamentally reform the power sector.

  • Change at the PCB

    The change does allow for some hope, in that perhaps these issues will be addressed by the new PCB chief.