Editorial

App will especially facilitate overseas Pakistanis who face difficulties in registration of such important matters

We may have to swallow the bitter pill of keeping the schools closed for an indefinite period

But it remains to be seen how long the demand for these items will remain high

The seeds of evil bloom in the fields of negligence

Presidential ordinances promulgated by govt during its second year outnumbered the laws passed by NA

Even at the peak of terrorist activity, there was no real fear that our military could not snuff them out

United Nations Secretary General Antonio Gueterres has rightly said no woman and child should be allowed to die

Diplomacy is an art

In the past, some would argue that this is because the major defaulters are in positions of power

Now that the parties have decided to walk hand in hand, we believe Karachi's problems will soon be overcome

The government appears buoyed by a few recent successes, even though its overall performance is well below par

The issue of the acceptability of PWDs at the workplace. It’s not our disabilities; it’s our abilities that count

The success of the four major bus services in major metropolises of Pakistan is for everyone to see

If the bureaucracy makes a mistake, the common people suffer its consequences

Authorities need to get ever more vigilant on such joyous occasions

It is essential that they provide the students with the opportunity to appeal individually against unfair grading

That said it would be unfair to blame the entire phenomenon on ‘ill-informed masses’

The civic infrastructure in Karachi has been left to crumble and things are getting worse

The move is being touted by the signatories and many of their allies as a great leap forward

The safest option, therefore, remains to treat confidential information as confidential, and burn after reading

Pakistan is old enough to have learnt its lessons.

Pakistani engineers mostly get jobs in foreign countries

It was Maryam’s first public appearance after about five months

Country has eleased no safety data about the vaccine

Corruption in local councils and municipal bodies has long been rife. It needs to be curbed.

Frequency with which terrorists incidents have been happening in Balochistan can be viewed in the context of CPEC

Sindh and the country’s commercial capital of Karachi go underwater every time it rains

If there is one certainty about life, it is that it too will pass

Pakistan is now counted among 10 countries in the world most vulnerable to effects of climate change

A deal would be critical in easing several security and socioeconomic problems created by the Afghan war

Violence against women continues to grow in Pakistan

Unfortunately, US suffers from a bigger crisis than the pandemic — the crisis of leadership.

150 major weather events have been reported across Pakistan from 1998 to 2018

Case of lions death has highlighted the abject regard we have for animals, especially the exotic kind

The police kill people who want to break the law and also when they themselves want to break the law

Nothing should annoy a friend like Saudi Arabia with which our bilateral ties spans our entire existence as a nation

We hope that all these measures would go a long way in making prisons places of reform

Higher speed trains will be a boon to trade and public transport

The existing situation has exposed the hollowness of the promises made by Sind govt before Eidul Azha

The need for the people to follow SOPs and for authorities to ensure their implementation has grown

While UN is calling out India for its human rights record, India is conducting fresh abuses of its minorities

There are many colonial-era heritage buildings in Karachi and most of them are in a neglected state

There may not have been a more sensitive time for Lebanon to see an explosion that may cost it $5b

But we must also look beyond words and maps

At the end of the day, the austerity measures should show concrete results and not exist on paper only

One year on, Kashmiris have seen violence on the rise and their livelihoods destroyed

President Donald Trump is beginning a last-ditch effort to fully transition into a tinpot dictator

Our entire manpower and machinery has been focused on coronavirus prevention

Tania Aidrus and Dr Zafar Mirza's exit is not going to send a good signal in the efforts for reversing brain drain

800 million children in the world carry five micrograms of toxic lead metal per decilitre in their blood streams