Editorial

Ninety-six people have been killed, 99 injured and nearly 90,000 affected according to official figures.

The police say Sikander may be linked to an extremist outfit; others hold he was simply deranged.

It is as such our duty as citizens to do all that we can to highlight the issue of the right to information for all.

The supporters of Mr Mursi had been camping at two locations in Cairo since before he was deposed on July 3.

The announcement that MFN status won't be granted to India is not only puzzling, it is baffling.

The circumstances at Jinnah Hospital are bleak at best and authorities should urgently act to improve them.

The security complexities are many and our leaders must consider if it is wise to talk to such a force.

If Pakistan goes ahead with this execution, it will reflect poorly on the country in the global arena.

Acts of hooliganism are not uncommon and most families prefer to stay indoors rather than face the mob madness.

If the fish are sold directly in the market, they are an obvious hazard to those who will consume them.

PTU members claim that teachers have been tasked with duties out of their realm of work.

The situation between India and Pakistan shows how easily things can flare up as a result of a single incident.

We, as people, need to make our outrage known over acts such as the recent Quetta blasts.

"Lowering of the deficit numbers is simply the coincidence of having development spending suspended."

Those who were attempting to seek justice for the 10 trekkers have themselves become victims to the attackers.

We should also remember that Eid in many ways does not unify; it separates and draws apart.

The law and order situation in the province seems impossible to control.

The situation in Lyari is tied in to the politics of Karachi and the rivalry between various parties.

Such incidents only reinforce the fact that the two countries must go ahead with talks.

Pakistan would benefit if Iran can move out of its international isolation.

The absurd idea of shutting down commercial areas at night to conserve electricity appears to be making a comeback.

The US has stated that al Qaeda is behind a global plot of some kind.

Many of the deaths reported from across the country have occurred as a result of roofs or walls caving in.

The dilemma here is between national security interests and the people’s right to know what the government is up to.

If indeed, this year, too, mistakes of the past are being seen repeated, serious inquiry must be made into the matter.

The decision by the PML-N government to go ahead with the pipeline project, is wise.

While scepticism remains on what will be achieved, with Indian elections next year, fact is any progress would help.

Incidents of karo-kari and ‘honour’ killings are on the rise in Karachi.

Whether we like it or not, the fact is that the US is Pakistan’s most strategically crucial ally right now.

The police, rather than taking a passive role, must be on alert and work to protect the Ahmadi community.

The focus should be on identifying why there was so inadequate a response from forces during the jailbreak.

The resignation will add to debate over a presidential election which shouldn't have been the least bit controversial.

One of the primary issues is that many women do not have an executive body to report such issues in the workplace.

It is highly neglectful on the part of the government to have ignored its restoration.

Rangers worsened Karachi's situation by creating among people a sense of fear rather than security.

It was because of the efforts of Mr Hussain that Urdu commentary was given an equal time slot on television.

The only way to thwart militant activity is to gain prior knowledge of their plans.

Mr Hussain, born in Agra in 1940, has of course been rewarded for his long-standing loyalty to the PML-N.

The series win has enabled Pakistan to jump to second place in ICC Twenty20 rankings.

Stronger punishment is needed for those who attempt to take the law into their own hands.

Police officers must not be punished for having Jamshed Dasti's vehicle stopped for over-speeding.

Democracy is a long-standing issue in Pakistan, and backing for it in Egypt also acts to strengthen it at home.

Fuel theft, electricity theft and an over-reliance on expensive fuels have caused electricity costs to skyrocket.

We must call on the government to take stringent measures, investigate to learn who is responsible, why it occurred.

In light of broader political good, not to take part is harmful, since final result is a predetermined reality anyway.

It is high time the government made a more concerted and decisive effort to catch those responsible for the violence.

Efforts need to be made to build trust between communities and the polio eradication campaign.

Rather than introducing countless new schemes, the priority of ADP is to revamp already existing schemes.

While the media reported on the high number of civilian casualties, authorities downplayed the incident.

The PTA's seeming ability to ban just about any website it so wishes, goes against the essence of democracy.