Editorial

Donald Trump has etched his name in the history books as the first former US president to be indicted

The dissent over suo motu by other judges, and their gradual disassociation from the bench, poses serious questions

Possible water shortages are one of the most significant concerns in the aftermath of the floods in Pakistan

Civil discourse, it seems, is beyond all of our political leadership

What is needed is to scale down the volatility of political activism, and see reason in the spirit of the constitution

The framework aims to tackle climate change and promote environmental sustainability

Democracy is all about co-existence, and not about muscling your rival out of existence

The legislation to take out the discretionary powers will surely be contested

Thus, the note of dissent rests in its case

It also shows how allowing immigrants to participate in the system helps grow the system

It was Pakistan’s batting that was chiefly responsible for the defeats in the first two games of the series

Like most populists, Trump wants his supporters to pay for his crimes

Shortage of critical medicine affects patients relying on a consistent supply of medication to manage their conditions

Islamabad has to make a fair and credible choice of whether to attend the US sponsored 'Democracy Summit'

Imran pinned hopes on overseas Pakistanis to attract investment and highlighted the true potential of the economy

Pakistan is among the most water-stressed countries in the world, with rapidly declining water availability per capita

The government has taken steps that hint at its diminishing interest in clinching a staff-level agreement with the IMF

Every few days, stories emerge about the rights of citizens being trampled by encroachers and land grabbers

Unorganised distribution of bags of flour in parts of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa resulted in stampedes

Islamabad sending its military officials to India signifies farsightedness

The sale of infectious waste by PIMS employees is a violation of the law and poses a significant risk to public health

Surnames are not a protected class, and there is no such thing as a 'Modi community'

The commission should have an unbiased approach and professionally get down to the job without giving in to pressure

Pakistan heavily relies on coal, with over 40% of its power generation coming from coal-fired plants

The ECP's decision to postpone the Punjab Assembly election has put the ball in the Supreme Court’s dock

Officials must ponder over the outcome of such initiatives and who the beneficiaries

Over 10 million flood victims still lack access to clean drinking water

The summit meeting of Russian and Chinese leaders over Ukraine has sent shivers down the spine in the West

This impasse is in need of being broken, and congeniality restored

Amritpal’s surging popularity has some experts concerned about a return to the 1980s Sikh militancy era

The illegal manufacturing and sale of different forms of chewing tobacco has an adverse effect on health

Loss-making SOEs have borrowed a record Rs142 billion already this year

It is uncertain if and how the decision to slash prices of petrol products by Rs100 for the poor will be implemented

With inflation reaching alarming levels, low-income communities are finding it impossible to make ends meet

The LSM decline also has a knock-on effect on government revenues, since less output and sales mean less tax revenue

The decision to hold PSL at home, after years of throttling abroad, has won laurels

Pakistan has been warned of its vulnerability to climate change and subsequent effects

It is a foregone conclusion that congenial relations with neighbours is a must

Lahore has now officially become the city with the worst air quality in the world

India has been investing heavily in its domestic arms industry

Imran Khan must talk it out with the government by minimising his wish-list to public representative issues

No wonder IMF’s “uncustomary” attitude is being seen with skepticism and has even raised strategic questions

Our politicians must educate themselves with the art of cohabiting with diversity when it comes to dissent

This policy will beget more acrimony, and will surely spoil serenity in the longer-run

New rules set a relatively low ceiling for the discount rule — anything valued at over $300 must be auctioned

Separate attention must be given to senior citizens and females as they may require specialised care

His sceptical political call to evade appearance before courts has apparently pushed him to a dead-end

Combined with his other legal troubles, the walls are certainly tightening around Altaf

Justice system does work but only when put under the spotlight

The PCB management’s policy to work on the bench strength must be appreciated