Opinion

Politician Rasool Bakhsh Palijo breathed his last on June 7th 2018

For the past two decades, we have seen a steady rise in collaborations between NGOs and multinationals

Quality of governance in both authoritarian and democratic rules always remained a subject of make-believe

In broad terms media agenda have a great role in setting the public agenda

One of the most important judgments for the protection of children in Pakistan very quickly slid down the news agenda

Afghan blast, rising fuel prices in Pakistan invokes despair

Such an election will mark new alignments of social and political forces

MIT has launched the world’s first artificial intelligence-powered psychopath called ‘Norman’

Pakistan views US unilateralism with frustration, yet it would be a willing partner

Pakistan’s energy crisis stands tall to see off yet another government

Khadija’s case shows that nobody has more influence on cases than the elected members of the numerous Bar Associations

Chronology of events demonstrates China has been re-active rather than preemptive to safeguard its interest

Punjab claims 51 per cent of Pakistan’s population

Fundamentally, there is nothing wrong with an Eid party or an Iftar get-together

Since 1967, global plastic production has increased from two million tonnes to 380 million tonnes

Bourdain did what most journalists reporting for the Western media in the region could not do

Washington has brought the world to the edge of a trade war

Using dissent and self-criticism to your advantage is an art that many developed states have now mastered

Framers of the Constitution stalled avenues for bifurcating existing federating units

PML-N govt has encumbered the nation with external debt now in excess of $90 billion

With time, the word family planning was taken out of our national dialogue

Today when PTI wakes up in the morning and looks in the mirror, it sees PML-N and PPP staring back

Malnutrition is a global issue but it has been tackled successfully in certain parts of the world

In elections where autocrats have rigged polls, the contest is rigged from the start

Once a water-affluent country, Pakistan is now in the midst of a severe water crisis

Political parties are recognising that it is best to listen to social media backlash against Bandial’s nomination

These are simply the symptoms of a bigger problem

The census of Karachi has already been challenged by the Muttahida Qaumi Movement

This will help lessen the acuteness of inequalities between poor and rich nations

'Everybody loses in a protracted trade war'

When Trump broached the subject of peace between the two Koreas his audience erupted into chants of ‘Nobel, Nobel’

The PML-N is ready to contest elections on the slogan of people's supremacy over military

Dengue virus treatment at Bahawalpur VIctoria Hospital

India is constantly arraying a variety of ballistic missiles in the region of three nuclear-weapons states

Democracy is an evolving system, self-perfecting without any pre-determined final point

The real problem will start to unfold when the merger process is carried out practically

For a mother’s emancipation is deliverance of the entire family

The 'right time' syndrome reveals that we here in Pakistan still do not believe in democracy

The right investments in higher education can turn the trajectory of our intellectual fortunes skywards

History shows that transport corridors do transform into economic corridors through gradual development

'We need to build CBMs with Kashmiris via media and slogans and communicating in third countries'

The PTI found itself wrong-footed with no one else to blame but themselves

Dr Mir's dream is to empower the women craftspersons of Thar

This is the subject I will take up next week

Survival depends more on self-help and mutual tolerance

Continued hostilities between Pakistan and India will certainly be a distraction

Tales of Zardari's alleged corruption are legendary

But most immediately through the merger, people of Fata may finally find solace

Will planners and people at large rise out of slumber to save this country?

Flimsy grounds and legal judgments do not gel well. Generally.