Editorial

According to the health department, some 347 cases have been recorded so far this month

Victims were throwing pieces of paper with messages pleading for supplies in KPK

The resignations by PTI legislators are under the hammer of law

Currently, hundreds of gas theft cases are pending in courts across the country

Truss, currently foreign secretary, has served in several cabinet positions over the last eight years

Former prime minister Imran Khan went on to comment over the upcoming change of command in the Army leadership

All over the world, in times of crisis, rival parties come together for the good of the nation

There is a medical emergency in Pakistan

In the aftermath of the floods, officials will require significant funds for redevelopment

Regions where villages were thriving are now covered in water

At such a crucial juncture for Pakistan, money cannot surpass human dignity

New Delhi intoxicated under the Hindutva fervour believes it can go on discriminating Kashmiris

There is a need for macro-economic stabilisation and redistribution of policies to bridge financial gaps

Around 650,000 pregnant women in flood-affected areas — of whom 73,000 are expected to deliver next month

This wisdom of the judges is appreciated and, in fact, this is where the entire conundrum had rested all these decades

Fuel prices have risen a bit, despite international oil prices falling in recent weeks

The ailing economy is posing a threat to the country’s social harmony, and it is being felt across the board

Former Sindh home minister Manzoor Wassan compared the flooded areas of Khairpur to the Italian city of Venice

Pakistan has the potential of producing 2.9 million MW of solar energy

Very few NGOs provide support in a holistic manner to those facing severe abuse

Pakistan has massive coal reserves

More than 35m people are affected, and infrastructure in KPK, Balochistan and Sindh is in tatters

Pakistan is estimating a loss of over $10b, as cash crops are washed away and more than 35m people are in distress

User data can reveal not only a person’s Twitter usage history, but many other things since advertisement data

Despite wide-scale vaccine and awareness campaigns, temporary relief in cases is followed by a strong resurgence

Among the few ‘highlights’ of Pakistan’s batting was Fakhar Zaman’s sportsmanship

Pakistan’s Foreign Office denies it has anything to do with the strike in Kabul

Projects like Drugs Free Peshawar campaign needed across the province

Police have arrested five shopkeepers involved in hoarding relief goods and selling them at exorbitant prices

Uncertain global factors coupled with imprudent domestic management has pitched the cost of living at a cliff

Besides Rawalpindi, dengue cases have surfaced in other towns and cities including Karachi and Lahore

Officials failed to send in a rescue helicopter to save innocent lives staring death in the face

There is an ensuing discord between the federation and one of its units over fiscal budgeting

Covid-19 has left a legacy of rising poverty and widening inequality

The ban was initially imposed as part of Imran’s efforts to reform domestic sports systems

Electricity consumers will have to bear the toil for July to September bills is an untenable cost

The best we have gotten so far is some begging bowl tweets, calling for flood relief donations from the public

The bilateral trade is on the surge as Qatar supplies the lifeline of energy in the form of LNG

Pakistan has clean swept against the Netherlands in the three-match ODI series

BJP was quick to disassociate itself from its member's words

The million-dollar question is what impact it will have on a battered rupee

Protests by flood victims in Punjab have largely been ignored by the provincial government

The federal government and the PTI are at draggers drawn with each other

Heads of religious communities must put their differences aside and show they are in unison with one another

The incumbent is the first to be appointed on the heels of a constitutional amendment empowering the central bank

Official bans on electronic media have lost their veracity

Residents of Keti Bunder, Mirpur Sakro, Garho and Buharo are suffering from food shortages and an outbreak of diseases

Experts attribute this big drop in remittances to the post-Eid and post-Hajj drop-off

London is still not bound to turn over anyone wanted for crimes in Pakistan

Unprecedented monsoon rainfall has caused massive flood events in urban and rural areas alike