Editorial

This is the first visit by British royals since William’s father Charles and his wife Camilla came in 2006

Fortunate is one who can manage two meals a day from his own pocket

Allegations of collusion and uncompetitive practices to keep prices high are rampant

With inflation forecasted to rise to 13% in the ongoing fiscal year, poverty reduction remains a distant dream

The PFA sealed 640 food points and had production stopped at 344 food outlets in September alone

The twin monsters of trade and fiscal deficit appear to have been largely reined in

The suspect is always predictable in this perennial conflict between the two rivals

More than two months since they last made contact with friends and family not in their immediate vicinity

Aiming to curb diabetes rates in the city-state

As Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed gets selected for his peacemaking efforts with Eritrea

As curtains begin fall on a major political party of the country

As Pakistan goes down 3-0 in T20Is even having won the ODIs 2-0

Ranks Pakistan at 110th this year

As Turkey launches a ground offensive against the Kurds

The ingrained racism and discrimination in American society

Economic and physical security risks in Karachi

As PM completes a generally successful tour of the People's Republic

Many people in affected areas are still living in tents

Performance of foreign companies comes into question as garbage problems plaguing Karachi for years still exist

Kashmore is where the number of proclaimed offenders in the highest in the whole of Sindh

Time and again, we see the government machinery turn a blind eye to the plights and needs of transgender people

All political parties, except the PTI, have extended their support to the striking doctors

Dependence on a single source – the Indus system – makes the country more at risk of disruptions from extreme weather

While the improved security is a positive change, the government never lived up to its promises beyond that

50 women and 28 men have fallen victim to the practice in just the first half of this year

Around a fifth of the tobacco-related disease/death can be attributed to the use of gutka

There is room for both provincial and federal governments to sculpt a vision of future Pakistan here

Legislators hardly seem to have any business other than slinging mud at their rivals on one issue or the other

There are reports of unscrupulous elements carrying out recycling of hazardous waste

Underestimated figures as most victims avoid reporting to the police because of hassles

The only place Pakistanis will find meritocracy is outside Pakistan

Protest season is here, with the main focus on the religiopolitical JUI-F

According to estimates, there are 7.6 million drug addicts in Pakistan

The new policy encourages a shift from cash-based transactions to digital payments

Of the markhor and the blind dolphin no longer being on the verge of extinction

The case of Kashmir, where welfare of the people has always been the alibi of Indian tyranny

The Rs116 billion shortfall is a cause for concern for the common man on how the government is going to bridge the gap

Remains of the boys were found earlier in September; the accused is being tried by an anti-terrorism court

This year so far around 10,000 cases of dengue fever have been reported across the country

There is unanimity of thought between the PML-N and the PPP as both believe the iron is not hot enough to strike

If Iran was behind the Saudi attack it could represent a last-ditch effort to get the world to put pressure on US

Pakistan, with its burgeoning forwarded-Whatsapp-message-equals-journalism culture, is unsurprisingly absent

On average, 50 per cent more foreigners visit museums than those who visit cultural sites

The life and death of Qandeel raise questions on gender and class - that we, as a nation, need to introspect on

Pakistan’s healthcare crisis continues to be a cause for serious concern

As medical practitioners protests against a new piece of legislation

As millions brave the odds to cast their ballot in the country’s fourth presidential election

He warned the world in stark terms of a bloodbath in the state under illegal Indian occupation

Two brothers, aged 14 and 11, died of electrocution in a working-class locality after rainwater entered their home

Can be seen as a ploy to string Pakistan along till the time the US achieves its objectives in Afghanistan