Editorial

The unanswered questions generate their own questions and they are existential

Turkey’s president is taking personal interest in resolving the conflict, and China shows interest too

The adequate provision of healthcare is a fundamental human right

Perhaps a few more chief ministers should get a grilling live on air — but maybe that is too much to hope for

There is also acknowledgement of the reduction in terrorist attacks, a phenomenon widely noted in domestic media

Sectarian violence in the recent past has already resulted in the loss of countless lives

We await a final verdict of the Supreme Court while keeping up with new strategies employed by the family

'You affect the world by what you browse'

Pakistan’s economy may have made some progress, but most of it came on the back of falling oil prices

Terrorism is not defeated but it has been rolled back, the streets really are safer

Vast amounts of time, money and effort have been expended by all sides to defeat or break the other

The social media went abuzz with varied opinions on the Pakistan women’s team’s debacle

IS flag has flown from a bakery in Bahawalpur where IS symbols were for a while obvious in a number of retail outlets

The PM is going nowhere other than safely home to his bed, there to smile in his sleep

Tampering with the water supply is a serious offence; anyone who tries to poison water supplies will be punished

Attitudes and responses by the Indian army somewhat parallel attitudes we have been familiar with in our own country

Karachi Electric, soon to be acquired by Shanghai Electric Power, holds a steady stance on its argument

If the police actively employ the anti-terrorism clause, there may be hope that fewer criminals evade bars

Ours is a complex neighbourhood and getting ever more so

American policy regarding Afghanistan and Pakistan is still evolving

This is not alarmism for the sake of a headline; this is what is going to happen a generation hence

The police have taken the landlord into custody and will present him before a magistrate soon

A reliable source has told this newspaper that more than 70 people have been interrogated for making critical postings

Earlier this month a local politician and his guard were also slain

Ostensibly the two are to talk Syria and counter-terrorism

This is not the first time that the CEC has delivered a wake-up call to the legislature

The most obvious option would be to boost exports in non-traditional areas

The frenzy of urban development must be halted if it is coming at the risk of endangerment to our heritage sites

The Modi-led government has been dilatory in respect of the vigilante groups that have in some cases murdered Muslims

Hell hath no fury seen like a VVIP scorned

The accountability bar is rightly set higher for those elected to represent the people, transparency an expectation

The PPP can rejoice for now — but only for now

The provincial minister for women development promised to construct a hostel but so far not a brick has been laid

‘Go Nawaz go’ will be heard for some time to come, but for now he is going nowhere

Passively promoting the issue at international forums is not the only thing the prime minister should be doing

Power sector inefficiencies have to be tackled head on

Sindh has become the latest province to join the heady race for completing development schemes

Trend is changing slowly as women are now lining up for key roles in business, politics, law, education and science

Whatever outcome of Panama Papers sideshow real battle is going to be fought at polling booth and ballot box in 2018

Final statement of moot is going to have to include US position, but at same time reflect unity of other nations

From a political perspective, the Unesco listing is bound to help the Palestinians

In an effort to resolve the tanker-parking problem a new tanker terminal has been built

PIA: think carefully before you fly

For some time now exporters have argued in favour of lowering the value of the rupee

The Sharif family has been robust in defence, saying that official cars were not used to drop her at the JIT

ne might add that child begging is perhaps also an industry, considering its prevalence but of course

Interestingly the current dispute is technically more of a dispute between Bhutan and China

Even the success of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor is dependent upon securing the western route

The federal secretary for information and broadcasting has now apologised to Pashtuns

With elections now a year away, and with the PPP having an uncertain future in Sindh