FO condemns former Canadian minister’s remarks about Pakistan Says Chris Alexander made "unfounded and misleading assertions" about Pakistan's role in the Afghan peace process. Updated 02 Aug, 2021 08:01am
Pakistan to carefully watch India’s UNSC conduct “India will obviously use its presidency to promote its own narrative on various issues," says Pakistan's UN envoy. Published 02 Aug, 2021 06:59am
PTI bags three women’s seats in AJK, PPP & PML-N get one each Initially, four candidates from PTI, five from PPP and one from PML-N had submitted their nominations. Updated 02 Aug, 2021 07:48am
Pakistan’s exports to Italy record 49pc growth Italy hosts the largest Pakistani diaspora in the European Union. Updated 02 Aug, 2021 08:31am
Afghan, Taliban flags surprise visitors at park in Islamabad Sources say a group of 20 to 25 young men holding the two flags were seen taking photographs at the park. Updated 02 Aug, 2021 08:32am
Live Lockdown in Australia's Brisbane extended as army patrols Sydney to enforce Covid curbs Lockdown in Brisbane was due to end on Tuesday but will now stay in place until late on Sunday. Updated 02 Aug, 2021 09:34am
PTI MPA Nazir Chohan says ‘sorry’ to Shahzad Akbar for questioning faith “Akbar has now given his statement that he completely believes in the finality of Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH),” he says. Published 02 Aug, 2021 09:29am
India and Belgium join Australia, Germany in hockey semis India have reached the semi-finals of the men’s hockey tournament at the Olympics for the first time since 1980. Updated 02 Aug, 2021 10:08am
Faisalabad ‘Aurat March’ cancelled ‘under pressure from administration’ Organisers launch online campaign against the cancellation of the march on social media. Updated 02 Aug, 2021 09:40am
Policeman, soldier martyred in Peshawar, South Waziristan The soldier was martyred in a militant attack on a check-post in Zangara area. Updated 02 Aug, 2021 07:39am
Strife in Afghanistan will expose Pakistan to security threats that it has dealt with in the past at a heavy cost
Sword of Damocles: Covid restrictions, likely pitfalls of chaos in Afghanistan weigh heavy on business sentiments
Startups have shifted focus from end consumers and are now trying to tap your neighbourhood kiryana store
1 PCB to move ICC against Indian cricket board for pressuring cricketers against playing in Kashmir Premier League Government ministers express a lack of surprise over the report; FO terms the attempted obstruction "unfortunate and regrettable". Sport , Updated 31 Jul, 2021 10:34pm
2 Who messed up Afghanistan? Russia and USA are squarely responsible for Afghanistan’s tragedy but Pakistan is certainly not innocent. Newspaper , Updated 31 Jul, 2021 08:23am
3 Noor Mukadam murder: Suspect's physical remand extended again after 'new details, characters' emerge Prosecutor seeks three-day extension but is granted two more days despite opposition from defence counsel. Pakistan , Updated 31 Jul, 2021 05:49pm
4 Centre disapproves of Karachi lockdown as Sindh mulls curbs Murtaza Wahab says Sindh govt is not bound to follow the suggestion of not imposing a lockdown in the metropolis. Newspaper , Updated 30 Jul, 2021 07:43am
5 Petrol price raised as stocks plummet Government decides to change berthing order of various oil vessels; OMCs seek removal of tax anomalies. Newspaper , Published 31 Jul, 2021 07:07am
Back to the future A civil war next door would pose serious threats to Pakistan’s security and multidimensional challenges. Maleeha Lodhi
Row over NCSW SOME matters are simply too important to play politics on. Protection of women’s rights is one of them....
Mismanaging LNG PAKISTAN’S purchase of expensive LNG cargoes for the September-October delivery in less than three weeks after...
Against their will Estimates indicate that some 1,000 girls from minority communities are forcibly converted to Islam every year in Pakistan.
Reflections on Pakistan-India peace Despite many wars and many near-war situations, neither country has been able to achieve its objectives through war or violence.
Reflections on Pakistan-India peace Despite many wars and many near-war situations, neither country has been able to achieve its objectives through war or violence.
Who messed up Afghanistan? Russia and USA are squarely responsible for Afghanistan’s tragedy but Pakistan is certainly not innocent.
Justice for judges It beggars belief that a senior high court judge is incompetent to serve in the Supreme Court.
It's not just the fans who are excited to see Mahira Khan back on the small screen Director Mohammad Ehteshamuddin and actor Nausheen Shah have only praise for Mahira on her new venture. Published 01 Aug, 2021 06:29pm
Beijing police detain Chinese-Canadian pop star Kris Wu over rape allegation Wu was publicly accused last month by an 18-year-old Chinese student of inducing her and other girls to have sex with him. Published 01 Aug, 2021 01:15pm
Fauci tries to calm nerves, rules out US lockdown Infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci says America is in for “some pain and suffering in the future”. AFP Updated 02 Aug, 2021 08:55am
Chinese cities test millions as virus cases surge Health officials say the mini-outbreak in Zhangjiajie was sparked by travellers from Nanjing. AFP Updated 02 Aug, 2021 09:00am
SOCIETY: FROM IRAN, WITH LOVE A market in Karachi’s outskirts is host to a whole array of good quality and cheap smuggled Iranian food items, including their Shazia Hasan Published 01 Aug, 2021 07:05am
ENVIRONMENT: THE WILDERNESS EXPERIMENT 60 years ago, scientists let an abandoned farm field rewild — allowing the land to naturally regenerate. What happened is a Richard K Broughton Published 01 Aug, 2021 07:05am
SOUNDCHECK: COLLABORATIVE JOY Khumariyaan and Akbar Khamiso Khan’s Khumariyoon marries Sindhi and Pashtun music and rhythms seamlessly Band Baji Published 01 Aug, 2021 07:04am
THE GRAPEVINE The brutal murder in Islamabad of the 27-year-old Noor Mukaddam on the eve of Eid-ul-Azha definitely has shaken all of Pakistan to PYT Published 01 Aug, 2021 07:04am
The Analytical Angle: Do children really learn in schools in Pakistan? A narrative that suggests children dropout because they are not learning is not supported by the data. Natalie Bau | Jishnu Das Updated 16 Jul, 2021 03:39pm
International day against torture: 'I worry what the police will do to my deaf father' Frequent instances of police torture against people with disabilities raise concerns about sensitivity training. Laiba Zainab Published 26 Jun, 2021 10:29am
