Editorial

Development projects under the Refugee Affected and Hosting Areas Programme.

The pattern of terror activities in both the provinces confirms some vested agenda at work.

Suspected human traffickers have even held government positions.

Seldom did they show the same urgency in passing legislation that benefits the common man.

There is no conception of a unified federal judicial service in Pakistan

Many individuals resort to begging as a last option for survival.

This is not a local crisis but a global failure.

The GSP-Plus is a lifeline of sorts in exports for a melting economy.

Education is a specialised field, as are many aspects of the bureaucracy.

The hope is that the cutting-edge AI will no longer be locked behind billion-dollar companies.

The impugned law, however, has been challenged in the Lahore High Court.

Some critics have also pointed at the role of NGOs in Pakistan's HIV response.

A peaceful Afghanistan is in the interest of the war-ravaged Afghan nation itself.

The bourses are taking a dip for the last several days.

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The Multan incident shattered the relevant authorities out of their slumber.

A lasting solution to the Palestinian issue must be rooted in the recognition of their rights and sovereignty.

Statistics suggest that the economy remains in the woods.

The issue is not a lack of legislation but a persistent failure to act.

Raising the issue of gas loadshedding in Sindh on the floor of the provincial assembly last week

The new Trump administration seems to have hit a landmine while dealing with Afghanistan.

Just knowing that iron deficiency due to poor dietary intake is not enough.

No economy can bounce back by culling its middle class and entrepreneurs with tax burden.

The international community has a critical role to play in addressing this crisis.

Citizens are justified in questioning the efficacy of law enforcement.

Pakistan bears the brunt of this policy failure.

This time around, it is media, the fourth pillar of the state, which is under the scanner.

The new case serves as a sobering reminder of the persistent threat posed by this paralysing disease.

The FBR's case hinges on its need for mobility to physically verify tax declarations.

The government would do well to get back to the opposition with an olive branch.

After a delay of seven years, construction on the S-3 project commenced in 2014.

The passion and enthusiasm surrounding Basant are undeniably beautiful.

India must move on from this adamant attitude, and start treating sports in all professionalism.

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Gwadar is now open to the world at large.

Taliban rulers still suggest a dialogue with the TTP rather than taking a hardline approach against them.

A lasting solution requires more than prisoner exchanges and temporary ceasefires.

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The exam would also help PMDC gather data on smaller foreign universities.

The EO-1 satellite, equipped with advanced electro-optical sensors.

The unpredictability in the region warrants that aid be poured in immediately through an air bridge.

EVs have full charge range equivalent to similar fuel-powered cars on a full tank.

Their boat, carrying 86 migrants, left Mauritania for Spain's Canary Islands

The sentencing of former PM Imran Khan and his spouse for 14 and 7 years respectively.