Editorial

The only saving grace for Imran appears to be that the new government appears incapable of fixing what PTI broke

Seemingly oblivious to the economic condition of the country, the PTI government levied the GST on solar panels

As of 2019, Sindh had already lost 50% of its forest cover

The chief justice said the suo motu was only 'meant to protect the criminal justice system and the rule of law'

The ousted dispensation’s principal demand is to dissolve the National Assembly and hold general elections

Bilawal in debut visit, rightly underscored the need for a broad-based relationship that is not Afghanistan-centric

Malik dismisses charges against him as politically motivated, terms it another bid to crush liberation in IIOJK

Misguided youths started fires in the forests of Margalla Hills and Abbottabad

This is not each person’s individual fight; it is a national crisis

ADR can save the litigants money and time as parties involved in a dispute can get speedy justice through it

Their politics of dissent has backfired, and the jingoism to turn the tables on power-sharing couldn’t last for long

Those elements who believe in the political process, without resorting to gun-culture, should be entertained

Some believe that karma has caught up with Bizenjo, who has been involved in Machiavellian maneuvers for a decade

For students from Karachi, the first day of the exam turned out to be an endurance test

The government has decided to launch another five-year plan for polio eradication, amounting to $798 million

Security officials and media reports have tied both groups to India

The coalition government seems to be in a decisive mood to take on the challenges upfront

The decision will find its maximum at the ECP, which is set to decide the fate of PTI defectors in the Punjab Assembly

The slim evidence provided is the recovery of relics relating to the Hindu god Shiva from the mosque complex

The post war on terror backlash is proving to be quite toiling on civil and military cadres

It is worth noting that no country the size of Pakistan can rely only on remittances to support its economy

Cholera must act as warning for the authorities to ensure the supply of clean drinking water in the country

OECD data was also allegedly abused by the PTI government

Approximately 43% of Pakistanis are food insecure and 18% are facing acute food insecurity

Demand for elections is being considered by politicians at large- the million-dollar question is: when to hold them?

News of the incident reverberated rapidly across the region, sparked outrage among the Palestinian and media community

Although there are labour laws and legislations to protect female workers, these are seldom implemented or followed

Many women avoid registering cyber harassment cases due to societal norms, which emboldens criminals

It would be in good spirits if an independent commission under the apex court’s full bench is formed

The attackers caused death, destruction within a limited scale and gave the govt a powerful message

Notable is the fact that despite claims about bribes, the PTI has offered no evidence to support this claim

The decision has come close on the heels of Priyantha Kumara’s landmark judgment against his unfortunate lynching

Old stocks of Russian medicines and kits needed in the treatment of cancer have been used up

The economy is still spiralling, and there is now the increasing risk of ex-PM Imran Khan shutting down the country

Many farmers don’t even have access to enough water to drink and rely on water tankers for their household needs

The Karnataka stunt is in need of being condemned, and the world community should take note of it

Recently the latest variant of the virus was detected in as many as 29% of cases in the US

In the past, Victory Day in Moscow featured several world leaders joining in the celebration of victory over the Nazis

The refusal to swear in Hamza Sharif as CM and the reluctance in removing Governor Cheema are cases in point

The leadership across the board should rise to the occasion, build a narrative of compassion and collaboration

Pakistan is home to the largest number of glaciers outside the polar region

With the markets in urgent need of positive stimuli, our economic managers must fast-track efforts to reach settlement

The youth — especially those between the ages of 15 and 25 — are the most vulnerable

56% families in Balochistan, 30% in Sindh face severe food insecurity due to drought, unemployment, price rise

The Taliban's regressive approach to discipline the society with a baton is problematic

The pandemic didn’t just affect core institutions but also exposed vulnerabilities that had been long hidden

PICSS figures show that in April, 34 attacks occurred in which eight militants, 13 civilians were killed

Statistics at the moment are too hysterical

Language in statements relating to his UAE trip were far vaguer, with no specifics on any economic proposals

The report from the delimitation commission has already been rejected by all of the major political parties of Kashmir