Opinion

The ethnic-based conflict in Balochistan has kept the province volatile

This image would certainly help Imran to pursue his foreign policy towards India

Karachi pays the lion’s share of the country’s tax revenues and yet a trickle of what is collected is given back

The Turkish, Bangladeshi and Egyptian examples have many lessons for Imran Khan as he begins to run Pakistan

As long as Khan delivers whatever he delivers, would that justify how he climbed up the ladder of power?

Experts at the Mayo Clinic in the US State of Minnesota suggested that optimists somehow live longer

86% of those dead in cow-related violence since 2010 are Muslims and 97% of the attacks took place after 2014

Pakistanis will not see their First Lady stand beside her husband when he takes the oath of prime minister

Over 11,600 candidates vied for 849 national and provincial assembly seats

CPEC is one of the six economic corridors envisioned under the One Belt One Road initiative for closer economic ties

17 million people voted for PTI did so believing that their vote would shake the corrupt status quo

Imran Khan envisions Pakistan as a humanitarian state in first speech

The principal shareholder in the International Monetary Fund, the US, is out to dictate its terms vis-à-vis CPEC

US would discourage any IMF bailout for Pakistan that benefits its Chinese creditors, says Pompeo

Successive negative storylines related to the elections have continued to appear all along during election campaigning

Pakistan has now undergone a third round of consecutive democratically held elections

Raza Rumi has published yet another book called, Being Pakistani

PPP has claimed that there was no point because the ballot boxes were rigged and not the forms

There are a bunch of characters so used to being on seats of influence that they now find themselves unseated

Pakistan is described in a grim manner as an 'Islamic Republic with nuclear weapons'

With the most seats in the NA, PTI is likely to form the government at the Centre as well as in K-P and Punjab

Imran Khan’s acceptance speech was laudable from many angles

The subtle yet evident cynicism hidden in Imran Khan’s historic win remains a matter of much debate

It has been an epic struggle in the political history of Pakistan, leading to the victory of PTI in the 2018 elections

After 22 years of struggle Imran Khan has decisively reached the summit of Pakistan’s political mountain

Imran Khan’s extempore victory speech marked an impressive start to his innings

Hepatitis is a major public health challenge that requires urgent attention and response

The concept of trust, in the institutions, is what we need in post-elections Pakistan

The following measures may bring Imran's dream of ‘new Pakistan’ closer to reality

Power begets money and money, in turn, gives rise to the urge to grab power

Immigration officers need to be trained for serving the public

Imran Khan expresses the wish to see better relations with India

Assauddin Owaisi has demanded that there should be reservation for Muslims in the armed forces

This is the third peaceful transfer of power in Pakistan and the third party in three elections to rule at the Centre

mran Khan founded the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital & Research Centre, in 1994

It is the third time on the trot that a government has been elected in a relatively free and fair countrywide election

Pakistani ‘voters’ never bring back the incumbents

Pakistan has had water crises as more than one-third of the water resources have origins outside of the country

The victory speech of Imran Khan has generated immense positive response from all the quarters

Imran Khan is slated to be the next prime minister of Pakistan

It’s a hung parliament with a new Prime Minister

We see leftist political parties become so marginalised, while those on the right have risen

It is clear from the trends that the incumbent provincial governments have returned to power

We must also hold Imran Khan accountable if PM-select becomes PM-elect

Scale of the Israeli crimes in Palestine can be judged merely by the number of Palestinians killed and displaced

Experts say that population growth and urbanisation are the main reasons behind the impending water crisis

Democracy has remained a target of military dictatorships, monarchies and worst of all totalitarian regimes

A country needs to be anchored on principles, on a framework that is based on the rule of law and constitutionalism

Pakistan’s judicial system is overstretched beyond capacity and the burgeoning population is compounding this

One thing that gives a distinctive character to voting this time is its unpredictability