WHO warns against pandemic complacency amid vaccine rollout
Health body chief says pandemic still has a long way to run and decisions made by citizens and govts will determine its course.
Veteran politician Sherbaz Khan Mazari passes away at 90
He will be laid to rest at his ancestral graveyard in Rojhan.
Corrupt officials to be axed, not transferred: PM
Asks people to use Citizen Portal for lodging complaints.
Bahrain says it won't allow imports from Israeli settlements
Under EU guidelines, settlement products should be clearly labelled as such when exported to member countries.
Erdogan hopes France ‘will get rid of Macron soon’
He has repeatedly suggested that Macron get “mental checks” and urged the Turkish people to boycott French-labelled products.
Exports jump 7.67pc to $2.161bn
Increase in exports mainly driven by double-digit growth in proceeds from textile and non-textile commodities.
FO chides India for doubting own lawyer in spy’s case
Engaging counsel for Ismail but not for Jadhav shows ‘discrepancy’ in Delhi’s stance, says attorney general.
Coal mine accident in China's Chongqing kills 18
This is the second such incident in the region in just over two months.
Indian democracy and the 'strong man' myth
Editorial: For better ties, both Pakistan and Bangladesh must look forward instead of living in the past
Could Trump preemptively pardon his family — or even himself?
It's a busy week for the PDM as it mulls over options before the Rubicon is crossed
As far as economic management is concerned, the track record of all govts since the 1990s has been poor
TIME's first ever Kid of the Year is only 15
Editorial: Logistical challenges need to be given attention in Pakistan's procurement of vaccine
Meesha Shafi's powerful vocals open Coke Studio 2020 with a bang
India's multi-billion dollar food programme is at the heart of farmers' protests
A 'virtual' tour of a pre-partition naan shop in Lahore
Why the strategy of schools' blanket closure needs a rethink
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Former accountability judge Arshad Malik passes away from Covid-19
Malik had been on a ventilator at an Islamabad hospital, his family says.
2 Pakistani firms make it to Forbes’ coveted ‘under $1bn’ list
Systems Limited Pakistan and Feroze1888 Mills Ltd have made it to this year's list.
Hasina calls for strengthening ties with Pakistan
Pakistan’s envoy meets Bangladeshi premier in Dhaka.
'If India is in the wrong, should we follow suit?': IHC top judge berates PTA over social media rules
Justice Minallah warns "banning criticism in the 21st century will lead to damage".
Pakistan being subjected to 5th-generation warfare in 'massive way' but we are aware of threats: DG ISPR
Maj Gen Babar Iftikhar says India attempting to destabilise Pakistan's economy, information system, army and intl' image.
Changing strategies
How has terrorism evolved in 2020?
India’s democracy
Indians are not alone in falling for the ‘strong man’ myth.
Nearing the Rubicon
Why talk of resignations at this early stage? As it turns out, there is fresh logic.
Not too late — yet
The new SAPM for power has some good ideas but his success depends more on others than himself.
Pakistan-BD ties
THE Pakistan-Bangladesh relationship is weighed down by history. But if bilateral ties are to progress, both...
EU ban on PIA
IN yet another blow to PIA, the European Union Commission has decided to continue its ban on the national ...
A hazardous occupation
ASSISTANT Sub Inspector Akhir Zaman was killed in an ambush in Jhandokhel, Bannu district, on Wednesday. It didn’t...
TIME's first ever Kid of the Year is only 15
"I was 10 when I told my parents I wanted to research carbon nanotube sensor technology. My mom was like what?" said Gitanjali Rao
Meesha Shafi's powerful vocals open Coke Studio 2020 with a bang
With three songs unveiled by Rohail Hyatt, the season openers included powerful tracks: Na Tuttya Ve, Jaag Rahi and Dil Khirki.
Covid conscious Chanel streams fashion show from Loire chateau
Kristin Stewart, one of the faces of Chanel in its campaigns, looked on from inside the hall, as a lone front row spectator.
Why the strategy of schools' blanket closure needs a rethink
The way ahead for Pakistan to give increased attention towards implementing evidence-based safety protocols in schools.
Here's how we created diamonds in minutes, without heat — by mimicking the force of an asteroid collision
The next challenge for us is to lower the pressure required to form the diamonds.
Maradona — the man who lived life on his own terms
He's a name that isn't dying anytime soon.
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Bahrain says it won't allow imports from Israeli settlements
Under EU guidelines, settlement products should be clearly labelled as such when exported to member countries.
Coal mine accident in China's Chongqing kills 18
This is the second such incident in the region in just over two months.
Erdogan hopes France ‘will get rid of Macron soon’
He has repeatedly suggested that Macron get “mental checks” and urged the Turkish people to boycott French-labelled products.
DEATH OF A RIVER
‘A river doesn’t just carry water, it carries life.’ The Kunhar River, which runs all the way from the upper Kaghan Valley to
HERITAGE: BREAD, SWEAT AND TEARS
An ordinary-looking, cramped tandoor in Lahore boasts a business history spanning nearly two centuries, and a secret...
PROFILE: THE GIRL WITH A CAMERA AND MIC
In the largely male-dominated field of sports journalism, a pioneering young woman
from Balochistan is doggedly making her...
THE ICON INTERVIEW: ‘YOU HAVE TO REINVENT YOURSELF’
Icon presents an exclusive preview of the upcoming Coke Studio Season 2020, through the words and thoughts of its maestro Rohail
SOUNDCHECK: BABY’S DAY OUT
“It feels nice to finally be showcased because I’ve been showcasing artists my whole life, so it feels nice to have the tables
THE GRAPEVINE
Here’s another feather in the already richly decorated cap of Zeb Bangash. The mellifluous singer has come up, on this Iqbal Day
