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DEEP inside the caves of KP and Balochistan, thousands of coal miners toil in search of ‘black gold’ day in and day out. Often wearing only...
THE broken bodies that surface now and then from the opaque recesses of the law-enforcement system in Pakistan are, one can be sure, only some of the...
IT looks like the recent round of talks with the IMF have gone quite well, perhaps better than expected. It is true that they ended without a...
AFTER the emergence of 13 polio cases from across the country in less than a couple of months this year, the first five-day national vaccination drive...
PRIME MINISTER Imran Khan has triggered another controversy by saying that JUI-F leader Maulana Fazlur Rehman should be charged for treason under...
THE visit of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan that wrapped up on Friday was marked by warmth and consensus on a number of key issues with...
ON Thursday, the Islamabad High Court suspended Section 89 of the Pakistan Penal Code, a provision that allowed for the use of corporal punishment as...
NOT content with the suffocating conditions prevailing in Kashmir ever since the BJP-led clique in New Delhi annexed the occupied region last year,...
IN an exercise which bears all the telltale signs of a clampdown on the freedom of expression, the government has approved a set of rules through...
ON Wednesday, videos of the police baton-charging unarmed protesters near the Balochistan Assembly in Quetta began circulating on social media. The...
WITH the country’s politics beset with allegations and handwringing over food inflation across the country, the prime minister himself appears to be...
THE verdict on the terror financing cases involving Jamaatud Dawa supremo Hafiz Saeed on Wednesday is a major development as this country tries to...
TO say that successive governments — including the current setup — have squandered several opportunities to project a positive image of Pakistan...
NEXT week, Pakistan will host a conference along with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees on the status of Afghan refugees in the...
RATTLED by the public censure of its harsh economic and fiscal policies in the wake of the recent surge in food prices, the government has finally...
EDUCATION may be the constitutional right of every individual between the ages of five and 16, but actually getting children to school has proven to...
THE ruling PTI has averted one crisis for now. Facing the cameras in Lahore, members of the government and PML-Q teams said they had been successful...
SEDITION seems to be the ‘crime’ of the times — even as the demand for the state to respect fundamental rights is growing increasingly louder....
IN a heart-warming example of tolerance and interfaith harmony, a 200-year-old temple in Balochistan has been returned to the local Hindu community....
THOUGH the Syrian conflict is far from settled, the level of violence seen in earlier years — especially after the uprising against Bashar al-Assad...
IT seems that the government is preparing to abandon all effort at reform of the power sector. The new power policy it has drawn up opens up all sorts...
THE cesspool of corruption that is much of Karachi’s land sector was thoroughly exposed during the Supreme Court proceedings on Thursday and Friday....
THE 17-month sentence handed out to former Pakistan opening batsman Nasir Jamshed by the Manchester Crown Court on Friday for his role in a fixing...
THE PTI-led ruling coalition is under tremendous strain. Hastily patched together in the aftermath of the 2018 elections, the combination of the PTI...
SO FAR, there have been hundreds of deaths from the coronavirus outbreak in China, while some 35,000 others may potentially be infected. Even though...
THE Lal Masjid episode of 2007 is one of the darkest chapters of the Musharraf era. The incident, in which the state confronted heavily armed...
IN an apparent response to ghastly cases of child sexual assault in the country — including the recent brutal killing of an eight-year-old in...
WHEN it comes to changing patriarchal mindsets that perpetuate practices targeting girls and women, Pakistani society is still stuck in the dark ages....
THE claim of former TTP spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan in an audio on social media that he had escaped from the custody of Pakistani authorities some...
AS the talks with the IMF enter their decisive phase when benchmarks for the next quarter will be set, anxiety in the business community is mounting...
IN an appalling new development, the liver transplant facility at the Shaikh Zayed Hospital in Lahore was shut down when a string of post-operative...
THE Supreme Court-mandated commission formed in 2016 to look into Sindh’s water and sanitation issues had a gargantuan task. Not only did it have to...
IT appears that the country’s wheat troubles are far from over. The government’s — delayed — intervention through resumption of supplies of...
IN a recently published report, WHO has warned that the lack of investment in the prevention and care of cancer will increase the risk of disease by...
IT is a fact that the tangled knot that is the Afghan conflict will not be undone overnight. Apart from the fact that the country has witnessed...
WHEN Prime Minister Imran Khan laments the absence of a ‘Muslim voice’ in the world, he raises an issue that demands profound analysis. Speaking...
ONE must have a lively sense of humour to enjoy news concerning the Karachi Circular Railway project. As a report in this newspaper says, the Sindh...
ONCE upon a time, the skies of Punjab would be speckled with colour to mark the arrival of spring. For centuries, this seasonal shift would be...
KASHMIR Day has been a regular feature on the Pakistani calendar for the last few decades. However, this year things are different as today is the...
THE FBR has finally put into effect a key budget proposal that aims to raise taxes. After delaying its implementation, it has started monitoring some...
THE new director general of the Inter-Services Public Relations has taken charge at a time when the organisation has acquired an unprecedented profile...
ALTHOUGH it was rejected by the majority in the upper house, it was a bad idea in the first place to attempt to table three bills seeking a raise in...
CONSIDERING that Pakistan has the second highest prevalence and disease burden of hepatitis C in the world, the Punjab government’s decision to...
THE recent refusal of the Board of Control for Cricket in India to play this year’s Asia Cup in Pakistan has yet again exposed our neighbour’s...
TWO numbers released on Friday told the story of the straight and narrow path this government has to walk. The first was reported in the finance...
QUETTA will get its police command and control system in June this year as part of the Safe City Project. Once it becomes operational, the city police...
AFTER years of vehemently polarised debates, the United Kingdom exited the European Union on Jan 31, marking the end of an era and the beginning of a...
AN infectious disease snowballing in intensity across the globe and inadequate health facilities at home to prevent its spread — the coronavirus...
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