Editorial

Unrelenting IMF conditions will slap new taxes and levies, withdrawing subsidies on lifeline utilities for the poor

One in six bank accounts are run by women in Pakistan, despite the country having an equal male and female population

Drug-makers unable to keep producing lifesaving medication due to raw material shortages and pricing disputes

Bill aims to make ridiculing the Pakistan Army and judiciary through any medium of propagation a punishable offence

Tackling a wicked crisis requires sustainability on multiple fronts

PTI has been simmering with issues for quite some time

World must act fast if we are to keep the precarious situation in Syria and Turkey from falling apart

There is a plethora of questions both sides need to answer before playing to the gallery or hiding their skeletons

Kashmir Day was observed by condemning India’s abusive relationship with the people of the disputed territory

President General Pervez Musharraf lived an accomplished civil and military life

Collaboration between universities and industries enables students to engage with real-time industrial problems

Prudent and precautionary measures can help prevent such avoidable disasters

As politics plunges deep into a polarised format, the constitution must guide the path of the nation and electorate

It would also be commendable if a training institute is initiated to teach women how to drive the bus

App downloads were up 35% compared to a year earlier

It goes without saying that Afghanistan and Pakistan should be on the same page in defeating terrorism

The latest Omicron sub-variant BF-7 has entered Pakistan with the first case being detected in a 49-year-old male

Breakneck inflation is now hitting its worst levels since 1975 at 27.55% which is even worse than the 26% projection

The government by cracking down on its political opponents in cases primarily booked on vendetta is drawing ire

The deteriorating socio-economic condition of Pakistan is forcing people to flee the crisis-hit country

Amid crippling political partisanship and an economy nearing bankruptcy, fighting corruption may unify the country

The terror backlash is evident all over, and disgruntled elements are out to bleed the nation

Negligence of reckless drivers and ignorance of officials have caused many unavoidable accidents and loss of lives

Taliban have done little to repay Pakistan, as Monday’s terrorist attack in Peshawar shows

Kyiv, being the grain basket for Asia and Africa, is earnestly in need of peace

The former prime minister is directly accusing a political rival of being behind an assassination conspiracy

It is an apartheid state lacking communal harmony as voices of rationality are silenced at the behest of state power

Pakistan continues to bleed at the hands of terrorists — strategically aided by hostile foreign conspirators

UN report that states that South Asian women are the most vulnerable to human trafficking

Poor governance, mismanagement and lack of investment have led to the deplorable state of education in Pakistan today

Major problem, however, remains militant and rebel groups who are looking for opportunities to create chaos and rift

A recent incident took place in Stockholm where a right-wing extremist desecrated a copy of the Quran

There is no room for delaying elections under the Constitution

Shujaat was reportedly removed and replaced by his brother Wajahat Hussain, who is in the Elahi camp

Eighteen mysterious deaths occurred over 16 days in Karachi’s Keamari region, each victim with similar symptoms

Israel once again exhibited barbarism over unarmed Palestinians in the Jenin refugee camp in the occupied West Bank

The artificial measures to contain the dollar from winging high and high have rather proved counterproductive

If Pakistan accepts the invite, it will be the first visit by a Pakistani foreign minister in 12 years

Fawad Chaudhry’s arrest was an unwarranted act executed by the administration in a hilarious bad taste

Violence against women has become one of the most prevalent human rights violations in Pakistan

Religious scholars outrightly rejected any kind of fissures against the state and its people

Avari excelled at sports from a young age and was given the Pride of Performance Award for sports in 1982

Pakistan in the post-withdrawal era from Afghanistan is eager to strike a new accord with the US

Even medical facilities reported issues with their backup bundles

At least 42 journalists have been murdered in the line of duty in Pakistan during the past four years

Parents, instead of condemning and restricting their children, enable them through protection

The acquittal of trigger-happy former SSP Malir, Rao Anwar, will for long be contested

Sindh Health Minister reveals plans of a mandatory certificate of immunisation for children to get school admission

Digital rights experts need to toil with this moral conundrum to find an adequate solution

The Saudis are looking at the bigger picture of the world economy