Opinion

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.

For a well-grounded democratic culture, people must have objective and subjective realisation

By supporting an anti-Islam approach, Trump has further churned up the already turbulent waters of the Middle East

Current federal PSDP has received the highest-ever allocation of funds in the country’s history: Rs1001 billion

The manner in which the Hindu community is being treated in Sindh province is a matter of shame for all Pakistanis

Pakistan’s efforts to ensure equitable treatment in the NSG have succeeded, but we cannot afford to lower our guard.

It is amazing that there is such a series today when there is less violence on ground but more in the populations

The development of these projects is necessary to ease traffic but locals should not be abandoned

The Pakistan team was largely written off as it was ranked eighth in the constellation of star-studded teams

Pakistan and Afghanistan need to address the issue of falling exports

We have come a long way in Pakistan’s short history despite being beset by three decades of military rule

Nothing sadder than an old man whose James Bond fantasy smells strong coffee

It is fair to say that the SCO has the potential to be a 'sheet anchor for regional stability'

Without filters, social media will lose its credibility of being a reliable vehicle of information

In victory and in defeat what matters much more than the result is how we react to the outcome

Nobody has ever filed a genuine complaint that residents are being affected by radiation of nuclear testing in 1998

Firm resolution and impartiality are indispensable strengths of a civil servant

Our tribal Pashtuns have been denied and deprived all these 70 years since independence

Charity has the potential to depoliticise the suffering of the poor

Pakistan nurtures male domination in the bread-winning sphere

Pakistan’s historic under-spending on education continues at the national level

The World Bank may have recognised Pakistan to be among 10 economies that have made improvements

CPEC is not a completely novel idea

Betrayal against supposed Muslim solidarity seems to be rooted in an obsolete ideology.

Shehbaz even promised to end load-shedding within six months to two years all in front of television cameras.

An election this year is a possibility and Mrs May, to quote a former fellow politician, is a dead woman walking

Residents decided to get some assurance from the tunnel builders themselves.

Important factors considered by investors include presence of relevant infrastructure.

To move forward, there is pressing need for fostering collaboration between the universities

The contradicting geopolitical agendas of India and China foreshadow ugly order in Asia

Historically, Pakistan has never taken sides in intra-Arab feuds

It is time we spare the child

This is a piece about what democracy is really about and where we stand in relation to it

The reality is that a small part of us has been buried with Irfan Masih

Each country will chart its own course as it tries to meet the sustainable development goals

Developing nations will now be even less inclined to curb their greenhouse gas production

Indian state has always operated on priorities that are at variance from the needs and rights of its population