Editorial

Punjab government has been successful at setting up three transgender schools in Multan, Bahawalpur, and DG Khan

The regrouping of non-state actors in the war-ravaged country and sporadic incidents of violence are quite unnerving

The right-wing tabloid is known for sensationalist and exaggerated stories

China and Saudi Arabia share a common denominator of pro-development

Saudi Arabia and Iran are among the handful of countries where public execution has been confirmed in the past decade

Flood response by the world in general and the Pakistani government in specific has been slow and weak

India delaying visa application approval for Pakistan's team to participate in the T20 World Cup for the Blind

Air quality situation continues to deteriorate by the day.

Recent attacks on Chaman border and on embassy in Kabul have simply confirmed that remnants of terror are regrouping

'Bazball' proves successful but yet to stand the test of time

New realignment a win-win for Pakistan

After almost reaching the cusp of polio eradication, Pakistan has seen a new spike in polio cases

Dissent is now also reported from the inner circles of the government

The trans community in Pakistan has long been excluded from receiving services and benefits offered by the state

The recent increasing level of violence in the West Bank and East Jerusalem is an immediate point of concern

Pakistan is one of the world’s 'weak and mid-performing democracies that are making slow but steady progress'

All four provinces have active HIV/AIDS cases with 90,000 HIV registered patients in Sindh alone

The Taliban are not on the same page with Pakistan

The introduction of smart cars will indeed help improve the situation, but not considerably

If reports are to be believed, elections are on the anvil at least in two critical provinces

Floods destroyed over 26,000 schools while 7,000-plus others have become unusable

Islamabad is a key Beijing ally which has put the US on the wrong side of the divide

It only took a couple of days from the end of the ceasefire for the TTP to return to its old ways

Coal mining is among the most dangerous occupations in the world due to high risk of accidents and fatalities

Out of the 7 million who die of air pollution worldwide, 4.2 million die from exposure to air pollution and smog

In Pakistan acts of domestic violence are considered a family matter, especially by the police

An uneasy deal with TTP has come to an end

England's first test in Pakistan after nearly two decades begins tomorrow

New COAS takes over at a critical juncture as the region is in flux, and global politics is wayward

Pakistan remains one of the most unsafe countries in the world for women

The man most responsible for Modi’s rise to power almost admitted that the PM was involved in the violence

Pakistan and Turkey have reiterated to buoy their relationship in all spheres of cooperation

Political instability has touched its peaks after the mammoth show of strength in Rawalpindi

Over half a dozen countries including Pakistan are at 'high risk' of a currency crisis

Launch of 5G technology in Pakistan had been delayed till June 2023 due to political change in the country

Central bank has once again raised the interest rate hoping that it could help curb inflation

Perhaps one of Pakistan’s biggest assets is that it currently has one of the largest percentages of youth in the world

The Supreme Court by exhibiting its magnanimity has set aside the former PTI legislators’ lifetime disqualification

Foreign investment has come crashing down since the start of the fiscal year

Multiple challenges over the years have significantly hindered development goals particularly with regard to education

For the first time in many decades in the country, the Army Chief has been named on the basis of seniority

Bajwa made an honest appraisal as he admitted that the ill-will against the military is owing to its role in politics

Parveen Rahman was killed by four gunmen who opened fired on her vehicle in Karachi

Western media has been up in arms about certain rules imposed by Qatari officials

No religion or law calls for discriminating or murdering fellow humans; such hate crimes have no place in society

No major nations attended or even backed the Indian position from afar

Ushering in stability by cajoling political players for a constitutionally-ordained solution is indispensable

Disaster relief fund to help the world’s poorest countries deal with the fallout of extreme climate events

Pakistan’s economy continues to be in shambles

No gas load-shedding schedule is being followed, piling on much misery on students and white-collar workers