Opinion

Policing in times of unrest

The police as an institution can absorb the masses’ anger, which no other security institution can even think of. Updated 29 May, 2022 07:27am

Abbas Nasir

Coalition’s fate in own hands

Despite the government signalling that it is in for the long haul, scepticism abounds about its long-term prospects. Updated 29 May, 2022 07:43am

Zeenat Hisam

In transition

Political parties have created divisions amongst trade unionists... Published 29 May, 2022 06:57am

Neda Mulji

Teacher engagement

Motivated teachers find ways of improving their skills... Published 29 May, 2022 06:57am

Usama Khilji

Speech and censorship

Attempts by deep state to bring back draconian legal instruments that IHC had struck down in February are clear. Updated 28 May, 2022 08:40am

Ayesha Mehkeri

On educational justice

A strong foundation of concepts across key disciplines in the early years is critical to later schooling... Published 28 May, 2022 07:03am

A.G. Noorani

Xi’s vision

There is no doubt that peace and development are the need of the hour across the world. Updated 28 May, 2022 09:47am

Jamil Ahmad

Clean environment

Unpolluted air and water are a human right... Published 28 May, 2022 07:03am

Faisal Bari

Higher education: up the creek

The amount our universities actually need is well in excess of Rs100bn. Updated 27 May, 2022 08:43am

Riaz Riazuddin

Stabilisation, default and autarky

If authorities believe our economic and financial condition is not as bad as Sri Lanka’s, then their inaction proves risky. Updated 27 May, 2022 08:37am

Editorial

Walking a tightrope

The prime minister should be ready to take strict measures where necessary. Published 29 May, 2022 06:57am

Twisted notions

THERE is a sickening sense of déjà vu about the crime and, even worse, the certainty that this will not be the ... Published 29 May, 2022 06:57am

Hockey disappointment

IN the space of about two hours, the disappointment of a narrow 3-2 loss to Japan turned into sheer anguish for the... Published 29 May, 2022 06:57am

POL price shock

The state must look into exactly how much of an impact POL hikes have had on the prices of everyday items. Updated 28 May, 2022 10:31am

Changed laws

THERE will be much noise made over bills passed in the last two days by parliament to amend election and National... Published 28 May, 2022 07:03am

Causing damage

FORMER prime minister Imran Khan’s remarks that he called off his protest, not because he had reached a deal but... Published 28 May, 2022 07:03am

After the march

FORMER prime minister Imran Khan either ‘ran away’ from Islamabad or made a temporary, strategic retreat. It... Published 27 May, 2022 07:52am

After the march

FORMER prime minister Imran Khan either ‘ran away’ from Islamabad or made a temporary, strategic retreat. It... Published 27 May, 2022 07:52am

Letters to the Editor

A tale of two remunerations

WHILE inequalities in income and wealth across the world have always been problematic, there is no apparent effort ... Published 29 May, 2022 06:57am

Leaders’ intolerance making society toxic

THE display of lack of tolerance over the last few years by political leaders and party spokespersons on electronic... Published 29 May, 2022 06:57am

What’s the cost of Haj?

FOR the first time in two years, the Saudi government is allowing foreign pilgrims to perform Haj this year. We... Published 29 May, 2022 06:57am

America is a Gun

THIS refers to the report ‘Biden urges gun control after shooter kills 19 children at Texas school’ (May 26). ... Published 29 May, 2022 06:57am

SOCIAL ACTIVIST NO MORE

In the death of Kaka Khushal, Islamkot in Tharparkar area has lost another decent soul. An octogenarian, who was a... Published 29 May, 2022 06:57am

Modi’s terrorism and the world’s apathy

THIS is with reference to the report ‘Yasin Malik sentenced to life term by Indian court’ (May 26). The lifetime... Published 28 May, 2022 06:53am

Curbs on opinion

IN this modern era of rapid growth and technological advancement of information and communication technology (ICT) ... Published 28 May, 2022 06:53am

50 Years Ago

From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1972: Fifty Years Ago: Subsidised food prices

RAWALPINDI: While working on an annual plan for stabilisation of prices in the country, the Government has decided ... Published 29 May, 2022 06:57am

From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1972: Fifty Years Ago: Delhi visit on June 28

ISLAMABAD: President Z.A. Bhutto will leave for New Delhi on June 28 for his summit meeting with the Indian Prime... Published 28 May, 2022 06:53am

From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1972: Fifty Years Ago: $200m aid for Pakistan

PARIS: Pakistan will gain respite from foreign repayments, although not on interest, till July 1973, and secure ... Published 27 May, 2022 08:05am

From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1972: Fifty Years Ago: Still emergency: Bhutto

LAHORE: President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto said here today [May 25] fundamental rights could not be restored in the... Published 26 May, 2022 08:35am

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