Editorial

We need to continue to be vigilant if we are to prevent a second wave of the deadly virus

In an affront to truth and decency, court went to say that the politicians were actually trying to stop the crowd

Willingness to work with all parties will eventually benefit all stakeholders in the long run

We cannot afford to lower guard and must continue to follow the suggested SOPs so as to prevent a second wave

The government doesn’t build toilets or other sanitation facilities; it only mobilises the community to construct them

There is a dire need to bring the political temperature down in the interest of the nation

We know populist rhetoric can be dangerous. We now also know that populist leaders in a pandemic are fatal

It is vital that authorities are aware of constant changes and synonymously restructure practices with it

Plasma of convalescent patients had saved 92% of critical coronavirus patients from being put on ventilators

Top Indian leaders were quiet when the FinCEN files became public

It is no surprise that the new law has caused disquiet among mill owners as they say it has made business impossible

Tiff between the two companies has been a source of great agony to the citizens of Karachi

We as a nation and our leaders in particular should take some time to introspect

As the discussion ranges from Kashmir, the pandemic, economic relief for developing world and growing Islamophobia

A problem that is affecting half of the country’s population

The government is taking steps to ensure a sense of participation among the people of the merged tribal districts

UN report says that the world’s poor are being held back down by taxes, corruption and financial crime

Rural population might not be getting the facility of online PCP because of the unavailability of internet services

The case itself is interesting for the secretive manner in which India has acted

So far, the focus is only on CPEC, which will have knock-on benefits in other areas of the economy

The increase in prices of life-saving drugs is preferable to their non-availability

The court decision proved that the Baldia factory fire was an act of terrorism rather than an accident

Those who sign death warrants should also have the alternative to sign pardon

History bears testimony that ‘democratic’ forces out of power have never been patient with their political rivals

KE is still dependent on national grid and seems to have little interest in becoming a self-sufficient supply company

Agroforestry is a method under which trees and shrubs are grown along farmlands

Iran has repeatedly said it is walking back on parts of the deal because the Trump administration violated it

Gathering of all opposition parties was an achievement, given that they had had many failed attempt at joining forces

Pressure has been growing on retailers to reduce use of plastic bags, packaging to promote the sustainability effort

One wonders what our lawmakers really think about those who vote them to power

The rest is up to fate

It is encouraging that the voice of the unheard is being heard now

Karachi is desperately waiting for its saviours

On the face of it, the provincial government’s stance on LG elections looks justified

Populist judicial activism can deliver fatal blows

PIA's blighted reputation will require serious and broad efforts to overturn on the global stage

ADB projections also throw cold water on govt’s claim that Pakistan’s economy is recovering at the fastest pace

Doubts are being raised as to the quality of the buses and the efficiency of their operators

It is also interesting to note how govt got the three bills cleared despite not having a majority

Haphazard actions don’t bring results. Such actions could be cited as a bad example.

The government needs to be prepared

To summarise, India appealed, lost, went home, and claimed victory

There is no crueller tyranny than that which is perpetuated under the shield of enforcing the law

Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa government is doing its best for rapid development in ex-Fata with its limited resources

Everyone wants money and power, but no one wants to do the work

There have been increased attacks in Afghanistan — a reminder that several parties also need to be dealt with

There is a big question mark on the capacity of the authorities to enforce the coronavirus SOPs

Fragile though the recovery may be, it casts hope for a better future for the industry

Mining, in all its forms, is among the hardest — if not the hardest — jobs in the world today

In the end, we all should aim and hope for more united and tolerant Pakistan