Editorial

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So while a good initiative — currently held in abeyance — risks becoming another Kalabagh dam project.

Pakistan's economy is at a significantly increased risk of struggling.

India is either testing Pakistan's patience or is unmindful of the latter's militaristic prowess.

The Grand Health Alliance has been on the streets for 21 consecutive days.

Preaching austerity and committing extravagance is what our ruling class is all about.

One of the prime reasons behind this stalemate is the influence of the executive over the judiciary.

Recognising Type-5 diabetes marks a pivotal step toward equitable healthcare

This grim reality should serve as a clarion call

The uptick in terror since August 2021 when the US forces abandoned Afghanistan has led to bloodshed in Pakistan

The Indus River system, fed by glacial melt and snowpack from the HKH

The anonymity offered by online platforms has created a fertile ground for violence

India and Pakistan must look at the broader perspective of coexistence

Newly mutated forms of TB are harder to treat and require the use of 'last line' medications.

Beyond cooperation with NADRA on verification of pensioners' information

While the corporate farming scheme is indeed beneficial for the country

For a country where over 60% of the population resides in rural areas, the blow is particularly severe.

The government must address this with equally robust support and security measures

Pakistan also rejected the Indian announcement to hold the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance

Digital transformation must not come at the cost of consumer safety.

The tariffs have eaten into growth projections for most countries, including Pakistan

This makes the equation too dangerous and opens floodgates of finger-pointing

Fair pricing and competition are also keys to innovation.

The input that the system has excluded 13,000 applicants makes it horrendous.

The government should rope the opposition PTI back into talking terms.

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This decision coincides with the observance of World Environment Day

The government needs to ensure that this Rs1 billion promise

This breakthrough has come after months of tension

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Their campaign began with a commanding 38-run win over Ireland

Several countries have rejected or criticised South Africa for pursuing a case against Israel in the ICJ.

This has encouraged the central bank to raise the benchmark of reserves to $14 billion from $13 billion

In many countries, exams are minimally supervised, but penalties for getting caught are extremely high

Local media was abuzz with reports of "good news coming up" in the form of a significant cut

Some of the finer talking points include inking new trade agreements

The root of this crisis lies not in the lack of medical capacity, but in a broken system.

Many skilled and unskilled workers across the country are grappling with stagnant wages and limited job availability.

The affirmation that was evident in the narration that "Pakistan will prevail" has buoyed confidence

This is likely to torpedo the specter of bilateralism in weeks and months to come.

A law not enforced is a law in name only.

Transgender people have historically struggled against systemic discrimination

Vaccination drives alone will not yield the end of polio - not when refusals continue to fester in silence.

It's about time the policymakers capitalised on the momentum by announcing steps to incentivise inflows from abroad