Editorial

Despite a vast lockdown imposed in March, disease is spreading in India at one of the world’s fastest rates

BellTroX InfoTech Services targeted government officials in Europe, well-known investors in the United States

Sindh CM's appeal comes as the province reports 1,748 new cases – majority of them in Karachi

Suspected ransomware attack affected Honda’s production globally, forcing some plants to stop operations

The ICC is set to discuss contingency plans at its board meeting on Wednesday

Japanese robot uses ultraviolet light to kill viruses on door handles

Islamabad sessions court seeks Cynthia Ritchie’s reply on June 13

The 32-year-old Tasmanian has dished out his fair share of “sledging” on the field

Social distancing measures will be applied and baggage will be disinfected at all three airport

On January 3, a US drone strike in Iraq killed Soleimani

30 players were supposed to take part in the training camp

The cases of the lethal infection are now coming thick and fast — nearly 5,000 a day on an average

The government can’t tell them to become loss makers just to make itself look good

Unauthorised construction of buildings continues in different parts of the city

Govt is struggling to strike a balance between continuing with fiscal consolidation and economic growth

Every parliamentarian is issued 25 business class air tickets annually for free travel within the country

Climate change is not a sudden catastrophic event but rather a cataclysm that is steadily unfolding through time

Pakistan cannot afford to deal with a prolonged learning curve

Even though child labour is outlawed in the country, it has not stopped people from employing child maids and servants

On this, as much as we may be tempted to think otherwise, the government appears right in this instance

PTI refused to let others consider such a step and is now hoping people forget its own broken promises

It is another reminder that the ruling party appears to lack the parts that move the wheels of government

Global warming have dangerously upset the ecological system resulting in unusual natural phenomena

The African-Americans have been struggling for justice for long and they have been ably supported by white Americans

It is an unfortunate reality we face that until a competent regime takes charge in India

Attacks on hospitals are not simple acts of reckless behaviour or even rioting

The conditions these women have to endure within such a marginalised system is disquieting to say the least

A prolonged strict lockdown would result in a super monster pandemic of coronavirus, bankruptcy and unemployment

'Treatment of minorities is a barometer of the state of human rights in a society'

In what sums up his message, the PM has urged the nation to learn to co-exist with the coronavirus

The situation can be mitigated by expanding job opportunities with locally available resources

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s biggest failure is his inability to make changes to the way the Centre functions

Education through TV too might be hindered by prolonged power outages

Probably its continuing failure to handle Covid-19

Prisons are meant to reform those who stray from the correct path

The virus had allowed us to pause and reflect on our actions. Instead, we chose peril.

Experts have demanded of the government to go in for clean energy like solar and wind energy

Amid this proliferating pandemic, no stone should be left unturned to reduce transmissions and save lives

Why negotiate when they can just win the war in a walkover

If history proves anything, it’s that too much exploitation will inevitably result in upheaval

It is unfortunate that another Dylan lyrics from 1975 still applies today

With so much to benefit from, it’s no wonder why things have thus far fallen in place for these sugar barons

Unless sane voices talk Modi down, a Chinese smackdown may be incoming

Governments cannot get away simply by saying they helped people without disclosing their identity

Irrational hatred leads to irrational thoughts

Nonchalance is one thing. Disdain another.

Perhaps, the page is small and people big

This has turned out to be the first time that technology has played some kind of a role on moon sighting

Many old techniques of economic management and social organisations will have to be discarded and replaced

The pandemic has taught us not to rely on existing systems that only support the rich