Opinion

Former UK cabinet minister Sayeeda Warsi, who is of Pakistani origin, has accused British newspapers of Islamophobia

Verna shines a light rather than gets busy with the dustpan and brush

IHC directed its umbrage against government authorities for failing to clear the Faizabad Interchange

Social media and the digital sphere offer a great new opportunity for journalism

Defunct alliance of religio-political parties, Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal (MMA), will be making a comeback soon

Have you ever had the experience of falling in love at first sight?

While we only come to Pakistan twice a year, every time we do so the degradation of air quality is palpable

Italian archaeologists and relevant departments have spent a significant time in Sindh and Balochistan

The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has been activated once again

There is still no official word on whether the government has accepted the changes proposed by China in the LTP or not

In the latest Pakistan Development Update, Pakistan is advised to accelerated economic reforms to speed up growth

There is a memorable opening to The Newsroom an American TV series that was aired in 2012

Freedom in Pakistan, considering the internet and its multiplying roles in daily life, is something of an illusion

Under the less menacing avatar of a peace committee, the Taliban seem to have made a sudden reappearance in Wana

It is not every day that Forbes lists Pakistanis under the age of 30 among those excelling in their respective fields

Tellis has been India’s flag-bearer in America for decades

Saudi Arabia has seen an unprecedented shake-up of the old system by Mohammed bin Salman

Out of the 40 million victims of modern slavery worldwide, almost two-thirds are exploited in Asia and the Pacific

Villagers are angry that they can no longer drink or swim in the polluted river

Ozymandias is a joyless sonnet written about the broken and battered remains of a statue of a king in a barren desert

Dina Wadia, the only child of our beloved Quaid, passed away recently in New York at the age of 98

The drop in numbers in a short period of time is both startling and alarming.

ECP is required under new election law to announce its detailed plans for election four months before the polls

It’s that time of the year again, a thick layer of smog has obscured the Margalla Hills in Islamabad

The industrialised states have controlled pollution and people breathe in cleaner air because of true democracy

This profound love for humanity is the need of the time

I thought friends don’t let their dearest friends starve children

This hovering haze is neither the first, and definitely not the last, episode of alarming air pollution in Lahore

Political disputes among provinces and with the federal government will be unavoidable

Gun violence has become a global issue and Pakistan needs to start playing its part in restricting access to weapons

For so long, Pakistan has tolerated these zealots

We cannot separate elements of development from social norms

This isn’t about equality; it is also about cultural sensitivities

Relations cooled and warmed depending mostly on Washington’s strategic needs

Conclusion of UPR was trivialised as Pakistan refused to accept most of substantial recommendations

Mahira Khan said her conduct had nothing to do with it. Luck did.

There is no reason why mutual trade and cooperation cannot lead to win-win situation, where both parties gain

Tabdeeli is a powerful phenomenon that often overshadows the change maker

Looking at the darkening outlook of the global breathing space, long gone are the days of nature poetry

Model Town incident remains a tragic and painful memory

China resents India’s rule over Arunachal Pradesh; New Delhi, on the other hand, ignores the protests

It is hardly a flattering picture: our country’s macroeconomic conditions have worsened over the years

The separation of powers between The Establishment and the political mainstream is what is at stake

The population of Karachi has been shown to be less than that of Lahore — a palpable nonsense

Paradise Papers have again proved that the rich of this world don't like to pay legally obligatory financial dues

I am glad Pakistan has finally got a foreign Minister

He observed that the Pakistani populace seems to pick their leaders rather blindly

The fact that a third consecutive government will soon complete its term in office is itself an accomplishment

In other countries, drivers of passenger vehicles go through rigorous scrutiny by motor carrier safety departments

Now the focus is going to shift on Friday to the Vietnamese city of Danang where Trump will arrive today