Editorial

The Punjab Criminal Law (Protection of Minorities) Act of 2016 has been introduced

60,000 people were mugged in the city in 2016

The Sindh assembly saw an unedifying display of sexism, chauvinism and misogyny on Friday 20th January

Is there not this sectarian tinge in this military alliance given the 100 per cent Sunni dominance of the countries?

It is inexplicable why extremist elements continue to thrive in the country

It is no exaggeration to say that the politics of America have been transformed by the election of Donald Trump

BISP's new evaluation report suggests that there has been a drop in poverty by seven per cent

Sad as it is we announce the death of outrage in Pakistan

Pakistan’s stock exchange has been on the rise, showing unprecedented growth and investor confidence

Sindh government has decided to extend the special policing powers of the Rangers in Karachi for another 90 days

Politicians are prone to making statements that are disconnected from reality

The Punjab government’s 151 digital libraries project is quite expansive

The stent scandal coming out of Punjab in which government hospitals are suspected of foul play is unsurprising

A rare window on the military mind has been provided by Raheel Sharif speaking at the World Economic Forum

The clearing of extremists/militants from the North Waziristan tribal agency created a refugee crisi

The future of policing in a province that has seen more than its fair share of terrorist incidents is at hazard

In some countries, this would be considered an emergency situation

Indian Prime Minister wishes to establish his country as a ‘hegemonic power’ in the region

Foreign policy is not an area in which the government has excelled of late

The online shopping trend has been picking up with many major retailers and restaurants enabling online purchasing

It is clear that Pakistan must now learn to walk again before they can fly

Former army chief General (retd) Raheel Sharif has been invited to the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum

Investigations into the disappearance of Salman Haider has borne the most fruit thus far

Whilst rain may not be a common event in Karachi it is a recurring natural phenomenon and has to be prepared for

The need of the hour is to curtail the growing wave of anti-Pakistan sentiment in Afghanistan

It is becoming ever clearer that there were attempts both by the accused and by the police to have this case buried

The cause of the crash of flight PK-661 close to Havelian on December 7th 2016 is still unknown

Named captain of the ODI team when he wasn’t even in the side, Azhar Ali is a force to reckon with

The death of Sindh Governor Justice (retd) Saeeduzzaman Siddiqui on January 11 was an unexpected event

Reports say Raheel Sharif would not be taking up the post unless Iran were included in military alliance

PM Nawaz Sharif is looking to provide a Rs180 million incentive package aimed to augment exports in the country

As many as 11 human rights activists, bloggers and journalists have ‘disappeared’ in the last three to four weeks

When it comes to protecting citizens in practising religious freedom, the state is negligent of its responsibility

At least four activists have gone missing in one week: Waqas Goraya, Asim Saeed, Ahmed Raza Naseer and Salman Haider

Pakistan has successfully fired an indigenously-developed submarine launched cruise missile, the Babur III

The US security and intelligence landscape could be vastly different under Donald Trump's leadership

The recovery of 10-year-old Tayyaba from a location close to Islamabad on Sunday 8th January is a welcome development

Quality and quantity of food available to most poor Pakistanis is not enough to meet their basic nutritional needs

The government has the reputation of being stingy when it comes to the welfare of people

Invitation extended to Raheel Sharif to take charge of the 39-nation military coalition is an interesting development

In Rawalpindi, no major development projects have been initiated since the metro bus service was launched in 2015

The militarisation of any justice system anywhere in the world is never good news

Finance minister has dropped a hint that such a policy may be in the works

General Bajwa has added his weight to the matter by refusing to accept that India conducted any ‘surgical strike’

Pakistan is a classic example of a society that openly, knowingly, and willingly oppresses its members

Younus’s previous best in Australia was the 87 he scored at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) 12 years ago

If there was a competition for Worst Job in the World then management of PIA would stand a good chance of winning it

The role of the parliamentary Opposition has come under the scrutiny of Imran Khan

Panama Papers presented Imran with yet another opportunity to overturn the incumbency of the Prime Ministe

India-held Kashmir saw a whole population rising against the state, demanding the right to self-determination