Feelings for upcoming Sri Lanka Tests similar to debut: Fawad Alam
Cricketer declines to comment on criticism by former chief selector Inzamam-ul-Haq.
Ironic that absconders included in contingent of PML-N leaders huddling in London, says PM's aide
Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan says it is the right of the law to prosecute those found guilty of violating it.
PCB CEO Wasim Khan steps down as head of Cricket Committee
"He is a full-time PCB employee so he could have exerted a lot of influence over the committee," says Ehsan Mani.
Rupee climbs to five-month high vs dollar
Currency dealers foresee rupee to rise further in coming months.
Resolution in US Congress seeks end to repression in occupied Kashmir
Bill urges India to ensure that any actions taken respect people's human rights and adhere to international laws.
Iran unveils budget of 'resistance' against US sanctions
"This budget announces to the world that despite sanctions we will manage the country, especially in terms of oil."
Alarm mounts as wind power turbines halt after govt stops purchases
Close to 980MW of renewable energy capacity idled as demand collapses.
Watchdog asks UK for transparency in tycoon’s settlement
Transparency International calls on UK to honour commitment to returning proceeds of corruption “transparently”.
The fate of £190m
Islamabad's tussle for water
Media in the cross hairs again
Smokers’ Corner: When did students become violent?
Naval base shooting tests US-Saudi relations
Mohammad Raffique is the last Jinnah cap maker in Rawalpindi. This is his story
Mehwish Hayat is a super cool bride in Abrar Ul Haq's latest music video
I wanted to reestablish Coke Studio's connection to music holistically, says Rohail Hyatt
Despite deep cuts in output, crude horizon continues to stay murky
Ordinances over the years
Muhammad Waseem: The flight of the Falcon
Over last 24 hours
Dua Mangi returns home a week after being kidnapped in Karachi's DHA
The investigation in the case is ongoing, further information will be provided soon: police statement.
London Bridge attacker laid to rest in AJK
The body was handed over to his relatives after passing through immigration and customs process.
Bangladesh is also worried about Indian Muslims: Alvi
President's press secretary says Alvi spoke to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajed during a recent conference in Baku.
Pakistani-American journalist to moderate US presidential debate
Amna Nawaz of PBS News Hour will co-moderate the sixth Democratic primary debate on December 19.
Fawad Alam returns to Test squad after 10 years
Azhar Ali to lead 16-member side in the Test series against Sri Lanka; first match on December 11.
Engaging students
Teachers have a moral responsibility to educate themselves.
The fate of £190m
How can the public not have a right to information about the settlement?
In the cross hairs again
Only the very pretentious among the members of the Fourth Estate will believe they cause governments to fall.
Ordinances over the years
The practice of promulgating ordinances runs counter to the spirit of democracy.
Relentless tyranny
WITH the passage of four months since New Delhi put India-held Kashmir under lockdown, another grim milestone has...
Threats yet again
Political dissent and the medium through which it was articulated — journalism — are in Pakistan’s DNA.
Jobs for the disabled
WITH limited opportunities for their advancement, and difficulties in independently gaining access to private and...
A banana duck-taped to a wall became art worth $120,000. This man just ate it
A performance artist shook up the crowd when he grabbed a banana that had been duct-taped to a gallery wall and ate it.
Mehwish Hayat is a super cool bride in Abrar Ul Haq's latest music video
The actor also lends her vocals to Chamkeeli, a track that's ready for the shaadi playlist.
Ryan Reynolds is a video game character in the Free Guy trailer
The actor plays a background character in an open world video game that resembles GTA.
The importance of being a good Political Science teacher in Modi’s India
How one teacher taught her students to ask important questions about the condition of India.
When in Tunis, remember not to walk but stroll at a slow pace for pleasure
The Medina quarter of Tunis doesn’t pander to tourists. It's where you genuinely experience the city and its people.
Spirits of moon and the House Of Khan
The partial extension of the army chief’s tenure is like a partial moon sighting for the House of Khan.
World
Malaysia reports first polio case since 1992
Disease's resurgence comes months after the Philippines reported its first cases of polio since 1993 in September.
Thousands march as Hong Kong protests near half-year mark
Protesters rally in a mass show of support for a protest movement that shows no signs of flagging.
'Nervous' PM Johnson promises Brexit and less immigration ahead of election
The Dec 12 election will decide the fate of Brexit.
ISLAMABAD’S TUSSLE FOR WATER
Is water scarcity in Islamabad a myth created by a corrupt management?
SOCIETY: ‘WE SHALL OVERCOME’
The Student Solidarity March called for justice, not only on campuses but for all marginalised segments of society
BOXING: THE FLIGHT OF THE FALCON
Waseem has done more to promote the cause of boxing in a country obsessed with cricket.
THE ICON INTERVIEW: ‘I DON’T THINK THE JOB IS DONE’ — ROHAIL HYATT
Huge expectations were attached to the return of Coke Studio’s original producer, after a hiatus of six years.
SOUNDSCAPE: HIP HOPPING POLITICS
Ali Gul Pir’s latest track Kar Le Jo Karna Hai is well thought-out. It’s a shame the video isn’t
THE GRAPEVINE
These days TV serial Meray Paas Tum Ho is being discussed a lot for its gripping story and good performances by its lead
