Editorial

The uncontrolled invasion of locusts swarms has added to the problems of growers

The Covid-19 pandemic has directly hit the pockets of over half of the country’s working population

There is a serious need to create wide-scale awareness about suicide, mental health and addiction

There has never been a tradition that heads roll in the aftermath of such tragedies

Is Bukhari admitting that the people he says had “ruined the corporation” actually had the right idea?

Ultimately, it is the regular people of Afghanistan who have suffered the most

This state of affairs shows our society is fast sliding into a moral abyss

Why wouldn’t then the PML-N sell Sharif’s ‘innocence’ for political gains?

It is hoped that delimitation will soon be followed by polls to village and neighbourhood councils

The West Bank has been considered occupied territory since the day Israel took control of it in 1967

The project will contribute towards efforts for addressing the threat of climate change

Those having fever, cough or any other illness should not transport the waste

hey are liars. They are sadists. They are terrorists. But they are not stupid.

Govt failed to anticipate its frankness would put credibility of aviation industry at stake

All the complainants are retired professionals

Pakistan just got its first female lieutenant general, breaking a massive glass ceiling in the process

It is time to acknowledge the invaluable services of our frontline fighters

Even when water shortage is at its peak, it is available in sufficient quantity, if not in plenty

The electoral equation should worry the PM given the poor performance of his team in almost every area

The attack endorses intelligence reports about the presences of terrorist sleeper cells in the city

Pakistanis and Bangladeshis are the worst sufferers under these conditions in Libya

Moscow will always remain an important part of the Afghan equation

But then who would buy Rafale aircraft?

The real issue, however, is much more complex

Can you imagine how Pakistan’s handling of pandemic would be different with functional local govt?

Have we reached herd immunity?

The government would do well to take measures to stop POL smuggling to bring stability in the supply chain

It doesn’t matter how good they were at their jobs later

Amid protests, another abuse of power case emerges in Haripur

The PM’s speech in parliament carried a hint of his desire for a new beginning with the opposition

While it is unlikely that Europe will take the unprecedented step of placing sanctions on Israel, it is not impossible

The power suppliers are, as usual, advancing unconvincing arguments for their failure to ensure proper supply of power

The only losers here will be politicians from these areas that fly for free

The spoilers, however, seem to have hit the target.

Prejudice of different kinds has prevailed in most human societies, with that based on skin colour being most notable

Given that Raymond Davis incident is still alive in public memory, Pakistan was just acting cautiously, not illegally

What made Fawad Chaudhry come up with a charge-sheet against his own party is anybody’s guess

However, the main reason for the delay in the project’s completion is lack of political will

It is not often that you hear a politician call the residents of an entire city stupid

This is going to be the first time in the known history that no foreigners will be able to travel to the holy land

Politicians should stop playing politics in the name of coronavirus, typhoid or any other disease

Nothing unusual though, the gentlemen’s game is surrounded by allegations of wrong and unwelcome doings, of late

A tug of war has long been going on particularly between the local governments of Karachi and Hyderabad

Significant belt-tightening brought on by the economic impact of Covid -19 and other revenue issues

We must stop these crimes from persisting at all costs

The days of horror are long past when terror struck as a matter of routine in Pakistani cities

It is heartening to see there has been some measure of justice in a case that most of the world had long forgotten

SJC may again come into play in case a link is established between Justice Isa & foreign properties owned by his wife

Perhaps someone should call the Competition Commission

People living near the collapsed building have been without water and power when heat is at its peak