The federal and Punjab govts should give funding to acquire wheat from farmers as promised.

The move will likely create redundancies and confusion, diluting the focus from actual cybercrime threats to the procedural chaos of transitioning to a new agency.

With the majority of Pakistan’s population below the age of 30, the young will invariably influence the country’s future trajectory.

The politically astute politician scents an opportunity to create more elbow room for his party.

Young Pakistani squash players are displaying the kind of talent and drive that could again see the country be home to world champions. But the lack of sponsorships is holding them back from their dreams.

If the purpose of the new security policy is to present political activism as extremism, parliament should remain vigilant.

Imagined pasts and invented histories have long been used by states to propound a certain narrative while denying the existence of opposing views.

The PTI’s allegations are not new; most elections in Pakistan have been controversial, and it is almost a given that results will be challenged by the losing side.

The NCCIA’s creators did not provide a clear reason for why the FIA’s efforts were insufficient to meet cybersecurity needs.

Demonstrations of solidarity with people suffering in Gaza are increasingly being framed in the language of security and risk.

You can't talk about it, you can't let people know you have one and they certainly won't show it on TV — but what's the big deal?

Revisiting the NFC award should be a collaborative exercise with the provinces fully on board.

Whether through direct censorship, withholding advertising, or sinister measures such as harassment, legal intimidation and violence, the press in Pakistan navigates a hazardous terrain.

Amid Israel's onslaught, Gazan journalists have taken it upon themselves to reveal their harsh realities using limited resources.

Seema's battle with fistula unveils the tragedy of early marriage, urging society to confront the intertwined dangers of child marriage and women's health crises.

Difficult questions will have to be asked, no matter how problematic.

Huge financing gaps need to be filled to pave the road for UHC in KP.

“I ask Arab students to do what the Americans have done. They should have done more for us than the Americans,” says displaced Gazan Suha al-Kafarna.

It must be stressed that to pull in maximum foreign investment, a climate of domestic political stability is crucial.