Opinion

And whosoever chooses to defy the laws of nature does so at his or her own peril

The Bahawalpur disaster was a tragic event the likes of which we hope we never see again

Pakistan needs to adjust to this challenging environment

Neither you nor I can be the judge of His guidance or His will

His father’s entourage for a recent trip to Asia included 1,000 people, 10 airplanes and 500 limousines.

The new American president feels that his country and the Kingdom share a number of interests

The finance minister had high expectations from the FBR despite tax concessions

97 per cent of gau raksha violence happened after Modi’s government came to power: IndiaSpend

Despite its 122 million-plus population, Punjab has only 280 burn recovery beds for the entire province

Pakistani counter terrorism agencies' operations against the IS has, by and large, been reactive rather than proactive

Who knows what kind of a world we would be living in had Einstein not found a way around his dyslexia?

Bomb blasts and oil blasts may be causing equal damage but evoke a different response

There is much that is wrong with all stakeholders in the power game — and yet two wrongs do not make a right

Islamabad has the perfect opportunity to further strengthen its current alliances and its policy of non-alignment

Fifteen jurisdictions which previously had a less than satisfactory rating peer reviews against the EOIR standard

Unless coherent reforms are initiated, eradication of child labour will remain an elusive dream

Though inquires cannot bring back the lost lives, they can surely feed in policies preventing such accidents in future

Growth cannot become inclusive overnight

President Trump said, “the security partnership between the US and India is incredibly important"

The Bahawalpur tragedy; a reminder of how much needs to be done in Shahbaz Sharif’s province which prides on progress

One of the greatest reproaches against the British rule is the neglect of elementary education

After the court, the battles then were fought with the bureaucracy

Why has the US been so insensitive and callous?

Why did the police not do more and quickly? What about the fire engines? Burns units?

Such keenness to increase revenues can also enable serious exploitation of workers

India’s economy is currently growing at a slower pace than it was three years ago

Protection of Minorities Bill failed to be passed into law despite being approved by Sindh Assembly members

The effectiveness of torture to obtain information is a myth that needs to be refuted

America was to become great again by focusing on only its own interests

Fencing will prevent illegal crossings and terrorist infiltration from both sides of the border

Who needs cricket anyway when politics is our national sport?

This is the opportunity to implement all the plans that have been made in the past to do so

The same murder, madness and mayhem. Yet again they strike. Yet again we fail. Yet again we die

The education facilities in KP need upgrades for the region to flourish

India, Pakistan and Afghanistan are in a battle of supremacy and influence leading to the lack of peace in the region

China-Pakistan relations foster an inclusive economic bond

The allocation of resources for the education sector in KP need to be reconsidered per consequences and results

Democracy is under threat by liberalism, populism, authoritarianism, and extremism

If the IS has strongholds in Afghanistan, then it is very easy for them to have bases in Quetta

Gender deconstruction will not only be inspirational for young female learners but for the males too

Pakistan’s membership at the SCO will give it influence in the global arena

In early June, Saudi Arabia and other countries cut off diplomatic ties with Qatar

Social media has taken our world by storm as the prime mode of communication

The dire consequences of jubilation firing usually go unannounced, the results, however, are horrifying

It’s high time to activate a national effort for promoting Pakistan with all its heavenly uniqueness

The Afghans themselves have been averse to any organised state system

The geography of South Asia is partially to blame for lax trade relations among member countries

The process of accountability should, however, not remain confined to the top political leadership only

In the end, it must be made clear that the case before ICJ does not pertain to Jadhav’s guilt or innocence

We have a long way to go before we can stand on the world stage and be proud of the status of women in our society.