PTI says Azam Swati ‘taken away’ by Quetta police from Islamabad Former premier Imran Khan says the senator was moved to Pims last night after breathing issues, calls for Swati's "immediate release". Updated 02 Dec, 2022 02:21pm
Former COAS Bajwa advised PML-Q to support PTI during no-trust vote, claims Moonis Condemns criticism of former army chief; says "had he been that bad, why would he have asked us to side with them (PTI)". Updated 02 Dec, 2022 12:18pm
Under-pressure Pakistan 17-0 at lunch after England’s mammoth 657 England added 151 runs to the scoreboard earlier in the day before being dismissed for 657. Published 02 Dec, 2022 02:20pm
Ex-envoy to US Asad Majeed appointed foreign secretary "Asad Majeed Khan has been posted as Secretary, Foreign Affairs Division, with immediate effect and until further orders," says notification. Updated 02 Dec, 2022 02:12pm
3 ANF officials suspended after video emerges of them allegedly taking bribes at Islamabad airport ANF launches "high-level inquiry" to ascertain facts. Published 02 Dec, 2022 08:48am
US brands South Asian Al-Qaeda, TTP militants as global terrorists Antony Blinken says designations are a "part of relentless efforts to ensure terrorists don't use Afghanistan for international terrorism". Published 02 Dec, 2022 10:53am
Veteran journalist Imran Aslam passes away at 70 He had been unwell for some time and was undergoing treatment at a hospital in Karachi, says report. Updated 02 Dec, 2022 02:40pm
No formal talks or agreement with TTP, says Rana Sanaullah Amid ‘alarming’ rise in terrorism, interior minister says dialogue with banned outfit only possible if they lay down arms. Updated 02 Dec, 2022 07:38am
One killed in attack on South Waziristan girls school Security official injured; police say unknown militants opened fire at Army Public School for Girls during Parents’ Day celebrations. Updated 02 Dec, 2022 07:47am
Malik Riaz latest to benefit from NAO tweaks Gets off scot-free in Bahria Icon Tower reference as accountability court returns case citing lack of jurisdiction. Updated 02 Dec, 2022 08:19am
Editorial: It is a bit rich for Imran to be sermonising when he asks new military leadership to end 'trust deficit'
Amid uproar on social media, Netflix releases Jordanian film Farha on forced eviction of Palestinians in 1948
Going loco for local: If you dig minimalist aesthetic, Natasha Zubair Stationery is the place for you
Editorial: Post ceasefire end, the state must not ignore the emerging threat of TTP militancy and strike now
Pakistan’s establishment needs to do some serious soul-searching about the country’s place in the world
1 Christians now a minority in England and Wales, census released The census shows rapid growth among the Muslim population. Newspaper , Updated 30 Nov, 2022 09:36am
2 Beijing relies on Pakistan to project its might, Pentagon report notes China Military Power notes that Beijing ranks Islamabad as its only ‘all-weather strategic partner’, ahead of Moscow. World , Updated 01 Dec, 2022 08:28am
3 Final decision on going ahead with first PakvsEng Test delayed till tomorrow In joint statement, PCB and ECB say they discussed the “outbreak of viral infection” among the England camp. , Updated 01 Dec, 2022 08:26am
4 Bilawal disputes ‘political failure’ narrative on 1971 debacle Terms fall of Dhaka ‘military failure’; says PTI will never resign from KP and Punjab assemblies Newspaper , Updated 01 Dec, 2022 07:44am
5 Khan’s new war game Dissolution of the assemblies in Punjab and KP will deepen the political crisis. Newspaper , Published 30 Nov, 2022 08:00am
Our Dutch disease It is bad policies which act as a curse and constrain the realisation of benefits from resources. Riaz Riazuddin
Wayward ideology Anyone who claims his legacy for themselves should not treat his words so whimsically.
Progressive stance THE timing of two encouraging developments in the fight against domestic violence in Pakistan could not have been...
China Covid protests PUBLIC protests are rare in China where the People’s Republic maintains order through a strict authoritarian code...
A consistent downward slide There comes a time when the national interest must prevail over political interest.
Exploiting climate diplomacy Climate diplomacy is driven by faith in prolonged engagement in complex processes.
Amid uproar on social media, Netflix releases Jordanian film Farha on forced eviction of Palestinians in 1948 Images Staff Published 02 Dec, 2022 02:19pm
Going loco for local: If you dig minimalist aesthetic, Natasha Zubair Stationery is the place for you Made from recycled paper, their products are sustainable with no compromise on quality. Soomal Haleem Published 02 Dec, 2022 01:16pm
‘I like Hitler’: Kanye West doubles down on anti-semitism in wild Infowars stream "The Nazis were thugs and did really bad things. But they did good things too. We gotta stop dissing the Nazis all the time… I love Nazis,” West said. AFP Published 02 Dec, 2022 10:47am
COP27: Should we really be celebrating the ‘loss and damage’ fund as a landmark achievement? Azwar Shakeel Published 02 Dec, 2022 01:58pm
The legacy of Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa After spending six years as Pakistan’s most powerful man, Gen Bajwa leaves behind a country at odds with itself, and adrift globally. Uzair M. Younus Updated 23 Nov, 2022 01:05pm
Is Joyland’s crime that it mirrors society to a fault? Films like Joyland are banned because 'image-conscious' countries like Pakistan have plenty of skeletons in the closet. Fahad Naveed Updated 21 Nov, 2022 12:21pm
Musk hopeful of interface implants in human brains within six months AFP Updated 02 Dec, 2022 09:28am
Mechanism to be devised for payments against Google app services: IT minister Aminul Haque assures that after mechanism is devised, payment will be made to Google as per the schedule. Abdullah Momand Published 01 Dec, 2022 02:24pm
Elon Musk accuses Apple of pulling Twitter from app store Claims Apple is pressuring Twitter over content moderation demands. Reuters Updated 30 Nov, 2022 08:34am
ESSAY: A PAKISTANI WOMAN COMES OF AGE The 2022 Zeenat Haroon Rashid Writing Prize For Women was awarded to an essay that the judges felt was “a compelling memoir”... Saira Mahmood Published 27 Nov, 2022 06:44am
FOOTBALL: A WORLD CUP FOR SOUTH ASIA Just about everything has been questioned about Qatar ahead of the FIFA World Cup. Here is how Qatar is taking that criticism with Umaid Wasim Published 27 Nov, 2022 06:44am
SOUNDCHECK: RISING LIKE A WAVE Bayaan’s latest offering Tayraak is an old-school rock lullaby that hits you straight in the heart Band Baji Published 27 Nov, 2022 08:02am
THE GRAPEVINE Recently Sajjad Ali pleasantly surprised his fans (it’s almost become of a habit of his) by posting a video in which he is playing PYT Published 27 Nov, 2022 07:54am
