Editorial

US sanctions on Indian firms signal Washington's impatience, urging India to choose a side amid rising tensions.

Pakistan's brain drain worsens as instability drives skilled workers to seek better opportunities abroad.

University of Sindh cancels MPhil and PhD programs after 98% of candidates fail entrance exams.

Terrorist attack in Mastung killed eight, including five schoolchildren, rising fear and hindering foreign investment.

The bill to extend detention powers raises concerns over potential misuse against dissent and political opponents.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2024 spotlighted Pakistan's high rates, calling for action against late diagnoses.

Freedom Network's 2024 report reveals dire threats to press freedom in Pakistan, highlighting six journalist killings.

PIA's privatization attempt failed, with one bidder offering just 12% of the asking price.

FIA probe has stirred debate over how effectively the current system upholds merit

Provincial govt has enforced a "green lockdown", announced targeting smog hotspots across Lahore

Amit Shah behind a campaign of violence and intimidation targeting Sikh separatists in Canada

Pakistan needs to diversify its trading partners but its dwarfed by India due to raw size and growing middle class

Rule of law should protect individuals but in Pakistan, legal system is being manipulated to stifle voices of dissent

Chinese interests are constantly under fire from non-state actors despite contingency plans

TNA test designed to identify areas where teachers benefit from additional training.but quality of teachers poor

Parents' refusal to administer the poliovirus vaccine to their children remains a major challenge

Yahya Afridi wants to heal the debilitating divisions in the superior judiciary bequeathed by Qazi Faez Isa

Lahore's AQI hit 707, making it the world's most polluted city as crop burning and emissions fuel the smog crisis.

Israel halts services at Gaza's last hospital post-raid, showcasing blatant human rights violation and global inaction

Political instability deepens in Pakistan as Speaker Ayaz Sadiq defies Supreme Court orders, escalating tensions.

Global emissions hit a record high, risking 3.1°C warming and jeopardizing climate stability, as nations falter.

Racism against Muslims and Jews in Europe surges amid rising xenophobia linked to geopolitical tensions.

Pakistan ranks third-worst in law and order, highlighting a critical need for judicial and security reforms.

Shan Masood leads Team Pakistan to a historic Test series win against England, ending a long drought since 2021.

Pakistan's cities are in a livability crisis, grappling with congestion, pollution, and inadequate services.

Recent Israeli airstrikes on Iran mark a dangerous escalation, risking broader conflict and urging diplomatic issues.

Breast cancer affects 1 in 9 women in Pakistan; awareness and early detection are urgently needed to save lives.

Pakistan Stock Exchange surpasses 90,000, marking a record surge but caution remains essential for investors.

Qazi Faez Isa's tenure as Chief Justice highlights controversy and a divided judiciary in Pakistan.

Pakistan's leopards face extinction due to poaching, habitat loss, and insufficient conservation efforts and penalties

Sindh halts salaries of 1,400 ghost teachers, revealing ongoing issues in education and urgent need for reform.

US lawmakers urge Pakistan to shift from repression to dialogue and reconciliation.

The Commonwealth Games may face extinction as host cities withdraw due to rising costs and dwindling interest.

Sindh CM Murad Ali Shah's task force aims to tackle Karachi's encroachments and traffic congestion challenges.

Justice Yahya Afridi's appointment raises concerns over judicial independence amid political instability in Pakistan.

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New Zealand wins Women's T20 World Cup, highlighting Pakistan's gap in women's cricket and need for investment.

Digital payments in Pakistan surge, with Raast hitting Rs1 trillion; cybersecurity is crucial.

The 26th Amendment undermines judicial power, eroding democracy and fairness in Pakistan's judiciary and governance.

Government plans to turn public universities into corporate entities may prioritize profit over quality education.

Supreme Court strikes down job quota for civil servants' families, affirming merit-based hiring in public employment.

Pakistan's tax system unfairly burdens salaried individuals, highlighting major disparities in taxation policies.

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