Editorial

It is not every day that Forbes lists Pakistanis under the age of 30 among those excelling in their respective fields

Tellis has been India’s flag-bearer in America for decades

Saudi Arabia has seen an unprecedented shake-up of the old system by Mohammed bin Salman

Out of the 40 million victims of modern slavery worldwide, almost two-thirds are exploited in Asia and the Pacific

Villagers are angry that they can no longer drink or swim in the polluted river

Ozymandias is a joyless sonnet written about the broken and battered remains of a statue of a king in a barren desert

Dina Wadia, the only child of our beloved Quaid, passed away recently in New York at the age of 98

The drop in numbers in a short period of time is both startling and alarming.

ECP is required under new election law to announce its detailed plans for election four months before the polls

The industrialised states have controlled pollution and people breathe in cleaner air because of true democracy

he key now is to implement the National Action Plan while protecting the vulnerable among Afghan refugees

As to what the establishment may think about all this we have no insight

Trade across the Line of Control (LoC) has been resumed after a suspension of four months

Being cyber-poor is something we cannot afford to be

The FM said that foreign policy was being shaped by different institutions

The world cannot afford another crisis

Gun violence has become a global issue and Pakistan needs to start playing its part in restricting access to weapons

Expatriates may seem far removed from politics at home but they show an interest in the affairs of the country

The Sri Lankan government is culpable for allowing the sudden shortage to occur

French INGO has reputation for being at forefront of medical service delivery in most difficult circumstances

Musharraf has announced ‘grand alliance’ of 23 political parties what is now titled Pakistan Awami Itehad (PAI)

North Korea has been defying West with its ballistic missile prowess, threatening to mount attacks on US

Looking at the darkening outlook of the global breathing space, long gone are the days of nature poetry

Model Town incident remains a tragic and painful memory

China resents India’s rule over Arunachal Pradesh; New Delhi, on the other hand, ignores the protests

It is hardly a flattering picture: our country’s macroeconomic conditions have worsened over the years

The separation of powers between The Establishment and the political mainstream is what is at stake

The population of Karachi has been shown to be less than that of Lahore — a palpable nonsense

Paradise Papers have again proved that the rich of this world don't like to pay legally obligatory financial dues

I am glad Pakistan has finally got a foreign Minister

He observed that the Pakistani populace seems to pick their leaders rather blindly

The fact that a third consecutive government will soon complete its term in office is itself an accomplishment

In other countries, drivers of passenger vehicles go through rigorous scrutiny by motor carrier safety departments

Now the focus is going to shift on Friday to the Vietnamese city of Danang where Trump will arrive today

Alliance is rumoured to be product of political heads by what is euphemistically known as ‘The Establishment’

The Paradise Papers have appeared at a time when rumour mills in Pakistan are operating at full capacity

Pakistan’s electricity consumption of roughly 540 KWh per capita is five times less than the world average

The federal cabinet at its last meeting directed the establishment division to review the quota system in Pakistan

Some poems are destined to be pillaged and WB Yeats’s, The Second Coming (1919), is one such

Demonetisation has gradually come unstuck in India after just a year

Regard for human safety is nonexistent when it is juxtaposed with profits to be made

Accountability court on Wednesday formally indicted former premier Nawaz Sharif in all three of the NAB cases

Howard Zinn once said that small acts, when multiplied by millions of people, can transform the world

In recent weeks, several articles have appeared recalling declaration of the state of emergency by Gen Musharraf

In conversation, Dina recalled her father with warm affection

Washington’s objections on CPEC is that project runs through the internationally disputed territory of Kashmir

Pakistan has sent its strongest signal yet to Iran that it wishes to enhance at all levels the neighbourly bond

Pharmaceuticals are big business globally and no less in Pakistan where pharmacies are found everywhere

It is no exaggeration to say that this is a watershed moment, all is not well in KSA

For about a year or so, the country seems to have lost stability, order and a sense of direction