Editorial

PIA continues to be in the red for the past several years like many other public-sector entities in Pakistan

Visitors will no longer have to go through the tedious hoops to secure a visa

Pakistan’s education system revolves solely around the dogmatic method of rote learning

Laws are there to protect people and make life comfortable

Rulers of such states must learn that power at the expense of the weak is not power at all.

Has the PM forgotten that during his cricket days, he would let his props — bat and ball — do the talking?

A packet of a blood pressure medicine was being sold for Rs1,200 instead of Rs170

Trudeau’s victory speech was highly optimistic

Climate change is also forcing people to migrate from their ancestral lands

It is becoming abundantly clear that Turkey’s support for Pakistan’s position on Kashmir has irked Indian PM Modi

Sharif needs proper medical attention should not be doubted

The whole thing is surrounded by secrecy. It lacks transparency.

One can only hope the masses emerge from the month of October unscathed

India’s continuing aggression towards its neighbours and its own citizenry is destined to have disastrous results

As Pakistanis are drawn by the myriad promises that developed nations seem to hold

As Johnson's plan suffered another humiliating defeat in the parliament

Prime Minister Imran Khan takes to Twitter to prove his naysayers wrong

FATF acknowledges Pakistan's progress but expects the country 'to do more'

Olive farming will enable the country to export olives, olive oil and produce enough edible oil

The royal couple planned their trip to emphasise critical issues in the country, namely education, climate change

Prime Minister Imran Khan launches the ‘Kamyab Jawan Programme’

Dozens of students belonging to the University of Balochistan stage a protest against administration

As the Bhutto bastion faces defeat in Larkana

The government must do away with this stumbling blocks

There has always been a wide gulf between precept and practice in Pakistan

Too many times, peacemaking efforts in the Middle East have been more talk and less action

Threatening war against any country with nuclear weapons is sheer stupidity

To Pakistani politicians, the election manifesto is a mere piece of paper of forgotten promises

Procrastination by the government on this score has already caused much trouble to students

There is an acute shortage of anti-rabies vaccines in Sindh

This is the first visit by British royals since William’s father Charles and his wife Camilla came in 2006

Fortunate is one who can manage two meals a day from his own pocket

Allegations of collusion and uncompetitive practices to keep prices high are rampant

With inflation forecasted to rise to 13% in the ongoing fiscal year, poverty reduction remains a distant dream

The PFA sealed 640 food points and had production stopped at 344 food outlets in September alone

The twin monsters of trade and fiscal deficit appear to have been largely reined in

The suspect is always predictable in this perennial conflict between the two rivals

More than two months since they last made contact with friends and family not in their immediate vicinity

Aiming to curb diabetes rates in the city-state

As Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed gets selected for his peacemaking efforts with Eritrea

As curtains begin fall on a major political party of the country

As Pakistan goes down 3-0 in T20Is even having won the ODIs 2-0

Ranks Pakistan at 110th this year

As Turkey launches a ground offensive against the Kurds

The ingrained racism and discrimination in American society

Economic and physical security risks in Karachi

As PM completes a generally successful tour of the People's Republic

Many people in affected areas are still living in tents

Performance of foreign companies comes into question as garbage problems plaguing Karachi for years still exist

Kashmore is where the number of proclaimed offenders in the highest in the whole of Sindh