Editorial

The life sentencing of Usman Mirza, and partners is a triumph of women’s empowerment and the State deserves due credit

Pakistan has underperformed even on the government’s own measures

Soho’s feat will show women in tribal and rural areas a different path and encourage their families to educate them

The skeptical decision taken by the Australian captain to declare early proved to be successful in the end

The opposition seemed concerned and restless as the Speaker adjourned the sitting without tabling the resolution

Hopeful step taken by the Taliban has now been backtracked after it was announced that girls’ schools will be closed

Murder of a rice cracker seller during a wedding in Pattoki signifies the murder of humanity

Saudi authorities had reportedly been battling over removing restrictions since soon after they were imposed

Categorical admission by PM Imran that the Muslim world had failed Palestine, Kashmir was a thought-provoking syllabus

Policy states 'if faced with a threat, the nuclear arsenal can be used in accordance with security doctrine'

Moussavi appeared to pin the blame for his flip-flopping on NAB, accusing it of 'fraudulent misrepresentation'

The PCB needs to chart out a plan for developing and enhancing women’s cricket in Pakistan

The pyramid upside down needs to be redone, and the way to go is evolutionary reforms

We must also remind that many senators do not show up for every session

Perhaps the PM can look to restructure the security demands and protocols because Rs1 billion is a lot

The Muslim world is busy in chartering an independent line of action while dealing with issues of power politics

The entire saga is also a reminder of the damage caused by reckless judicial activism

KMC remains ill-equipped to deal with increasing instances of fires

Tarin says he will convince the IMF, reports say the plan is to cut the dev. budget to create space for PM’s package

Taliban’s decision to allow girls to return to classes, as high schools open next week, is most welcome

Private students across the country will be allowed to matriculate in science subjects just like the Cambridge system

Over Rs200 billion approved, with expectations that it will be operational in three years

Women face significantly high health risks from the impacts of climate change compared to men

What is of importance at this time is to maintain law and order, and let constitutionalism triumph

India’s current rulers are willing to focus on divisive religious politics rather than governance and social welfare

With the increase in internet access, the rural-urban divide will significantly decrease

The dangers of declaring a premature win over the pandemic are very real and can prove detrimental in the long run

The recent missile incident has opened a Pandora’s box

PM Imran describes it as 'a recognition of the grave challenge confronting the world'

Though the case had been lingering on for almost eight years, the twist came with the change of prosecution team

Use of crass language to hurl insults and allegations is a common denominator in case of our political class

There is a lot that the political forces need to settle on before going into next elections

Moscow's demand to guarantee uninterrupted trade with Iran in the wake of fresh sanctions is quite meaningful

The ECP issued the PM a notice for his participation in a public rally in Lower Dir ahead of local govt elections

These gentle giants often get caught in gillnetters operating in coastal waters

To infuriate the IMF further, the cash-strapped government of PM Imran has announced a relief package for people

The rich-poor divide has been exacerbated with private schools charging exorbitant tuition for quality education

Speeding, rash driving and driving under influence are serious factors that lead to accidents

Firing of an unarmed missile is enough to scrutinise safety and security standards in the Indian defence establishment

Public interests towards these children are shockingly low as they are alienated from the rest of society

Across the country, scores of women are abducted each year

As a legal valve, PTI wants the Speaker to invoke the defection clause under the 18th Amendment

Govt to import 200,000 tonnes of urea ahead of the kharif season to mitigate fertiliser shortage caused by the war

Govt must act fast and isolate affected animals before taking steps to reduce the spread of the disease

Several metals and minerals exported by Russia have also seen significant price increases

The more you talk in public, the more it gets ingrained

Initiative of the Ministry of Planning and Development is laudable and one hopes it will embolden women participation

Moscow is also threatening to cut gas supplies to countries that boycott Russian oil

E-banking transaction saw a 16% rise from Rs23.3 trillion to Rs27.2 trillion

The opposition’s move was widely expected as the PTI too felt itself on a slippery path