Opinion

Moments of dread

Prophecies are not needed. It does not take much looking around to note that the world is undergoing exceptional mayhem.

Rafia Zakaria

At war with itself

The open polemics among the senior judges have made a mockery of the highest judicial forum.

Zahid Hussain

Unseen horrors

Hell is murky. So is the disaster unfolding in Sudan.

Mahir Ali

New generation

Not surprisingly, many skills are becoming redundant.

Sohail Habib

Editorial

Constitutional courts

How can the govt expect any court established by it to be seen as fair and impartial?

Lebanon invasion

Hezbollah is at heart a guerrilla movement, and though it may be severely degraded, its cadres on the ground are not likely to be deterred.

Painful loop

PAKISTAN’S polio situation has drastically deteriorated with the country now reporting 24 cases this year — four...

Analysis & Comment

Hezbollah — diminished but not vanquished

Losses suffered by Hezbollah in current conflict are significantly higher than those in 2006. But at the same time, the group is now better resourced.

Taking the wind out of alternative energy’s sails

Infrastructure and administrative issues mean even installed wind turbines along Sindh coast are not running at full capacity.

MQM-P — kingmaker of the past, now a mere pawn

"Taken-for-granted" MQM-P earns ire of voters for failing to negotiate a better deal over constitutional amendment package.

Possible exit strategy from the IMF programme

Actions, rather than speeches, will establish credibility and restore investor confidence.

Cartoon

Letters

UN needs reforms, not empty rhetoric

IN September every year, world leaders gather in New York for the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) session...

Double standards

THE recent session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York once again exposed the double standards...

Karachi traffic blues

IN Karachi, the traffic police lay out traps at some traffic intersections to get hold of motorists and have some...

Nationalism or racism?

THE surge in ethnonationalism owes its existence to the failure of nation-building theories. Nationalist theories ...

Beyond academics

THE lack of attention towards essential extracurricular activities in our education system is concerning. These...

KURRAM IS IN CRISIS

KURRAM IS IN CRISIS: Sectarian clashes have become a routine in Kurram, a northwestern tribal district. Violent...

50 Years Ago

From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1974: Fifty Years Ago: Baluchistan issue

KARACHI: The Leader of the Opposition in the National Assembly, Mr. Abdul Wali Khan, has said he would knock every...

From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1974: Fifty Years Ago: Desperate future

WASHINGTON: “Economic upheavals of a magnitude previously associated only with major wars and depressions” have...

From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1974: Fifty Years Ago: Hunza clarification

ISLAMABAD: The abolition of personal hereditary rule in Hunza, announced by Prime Minister Z.A. Bhutto, was only to...

E-Paper | October 03, 2024

Opinion

Moments of dread

At war with itself

Unseen horrors

New generation

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Editorial

Constitutional courts

Lebanon invasion

Painful loop

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Analysis & Comment

Hezbollah — diminished but not vanquished

Taking the wind out of alternative energy’s sails

MQM-P — kingmaker of the past, now a mere pawn

Possible exit strategy from the IMF programme

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Cartoon

Letters

UN needs reforms, not empty rhetoric

Double standards

Karachi traffic blues

Nationalism or racism?

Beyond academics

KURRAM IS IN CRISIS

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50 Years Ago

From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1974: Fifty Years Ago: Baluchistan issue

From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1974: Fifty Years Ago: Desperate future

From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1974: Fifty Years Ago: Hunza clarification

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Other Voices

OTHER VOICES : Punjab Press : Peanuts for the people

OTHER VOICES: Pashto Press: Afghan polls: second phase

OTHER VOICES: Far East Press: Top security official

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