Opinion

Watching Olympics is all about learning the spirit of fighting, resilience and perseverance and the desire to win

All ministries have set 15,000 outcome-oriented performance targets for the next two years

Back-to-back debacles faced by PML-N in recent past will have a major impact on its performance in 2023 elections

Sindh govt has appointed Murtaza Wahab as KMC's new administrator; previous two unelected ones failed to deliver

With all the ongoing conflicts, it is hard to imagine that we have achieved peace

China- Syria cooperation may be the UN’s last hope for amity in the war-torn country

It appears that behaviour and perhaps laws of nature change at every level

If the Taliban take over Afghanistan, Pakistan will be subjected to a double whammy

The head of the tabdeeli sarkar promises to hold two referendums in AJK

The two contending belligerents in Afghanistan hold off their areas under occupation

Number of people in poorer countries compelled to move amid tumultuousness caused by varied form of conflict

On this day in 2019, India annexed the erstwhile Muslim majority state after annulling Article 370 of its constitution

No actions despite two commissions formed on orders of the PM to identify the culprits behind the sugar and oil scams

The spoilers of peace in Afghanistan, are the same forces of disruption today that are thriving in chaos

In the face of the pandemic, the international community needs solidarity and cooperation more than ever

Over thirty years of continuous war with generations growing up under unending violence

Even after more than seven decades, the country is yet to meander through ‘its most crucial time’

To provide a step-by-step guideline for interested contractors and suppliers to engage in procurement activities

Martyrs’ Day acknowledges the sacrifices of police for protecting the life and properties of the citizens

Beijing and Washington mutual relations sour and require renewed vigour

Global warming directly results from human actions and intervention

Prime Minister Imran Khan is correct in stating that the Americans made a mess in Afghanistan

At present, the consolidated fiscal deficit is forecasted to be Rs3.4 trillion or 6.3% of GDP

The rates of infection and mortality are going in the wrong direction and that too quite sharply

Last few days saw hectic diplomatic activities in the region on the Afghan front

The idea of importing food seems strange in case of Pakistan which is primarily an agricultural country

Global economic trends will be affected by both domestic and world politics

The sudden rise in cases of violence against women has caused much debate in Pakistan

Amid the noise of excessive rain, the meagre calls for climate change gets drowned out.

A unique place where healing, compassion, humanity and learning come together

Geographical dimension of power is quite different from the human dimension of power

Blinken warns that Afghanistan would become a ‘pariah’ state if the Taliban take its control by force

As the Taliban look well set to shoot their way into the vacuum being caused by the US troop withdrawal

The economic models being used to deliver global growth are lopsided and unsustainable

Pakistan’s Afghan policy remains unflinchingly consistent since the withdrawal of the Soviet Union in 1989

The Pegasus Project has blown the lid off of the Pandora’s box of fears and doubts

Over the last one and half years of rollercoaster, one has seen education in Pakistan going downhill.

Govt should regulate cryptocurrency by hiring experts who can lead the initiative for the next five years

The poorest Arab country has been marred by a civil war since the last decade

The just-concluded Azad Jammu and Kashmir election ‘must’ be a moment of reflection for the PML-N

A closer look at country-wise remittance flows reveals some interesting patterns

Once again, the rights are intangible but their physique is not

Climate-related disasters and rising sea levels pose a serious threat to hundreds of millions of people

Erdogan’s apparently pro-Dostum, pro-Turkic maneuver may just split the already divided Islamic world

The two-day talks between the Afghan HCNR and the Taliban ended without a major breakthrough

Incident brings into sharp focus the brutality and moral decadence of some of the filthy rich

WHO recognises Hepatitis E as a major public health challenge

Civilian decision-making requires discussions at all levels and dissenting notes

Pakistan’s government is liable to protect women against the offences perpetrated by private actors

The truth is that 50 years on, socio-economic and political monopolies have captured Pakistan’s state