The false rumble of change As ferment goes, the short-lived street violence in Nepal doesn’t quite seem to fit the description of any upheaval. Jawed Naqvi
New low in Pak-Afghan ties This year, Pakistan switched course from this purely coercive approach to a carrot-and-stick policy. Maleeha Lodhi
Kabul’s choice Least bad option for Pakistan seems to be limited engagement with Kabul, with pressure from regional states on Taliban to do more against militants.
Insolence on the field DIPLOMATIC ties between India and Pakistan might continue to be strained following the arch-rivals’ four-day...
Transgender policy THE transgender community has endured contempt for too long. Abuse, sexual violence, battery and isolation persist...
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Why breaching is ‘not an option’ for Sindh Irrigation minister says Punjab’s strategy can’t be emulated downstream due to Sindh’s peculiar topography.
Torn between preserving life and livelihood amid Punjab floods The rural farming communities that live along the border are dependent on their livestock, and understandably averse to leaving them behind.
PTI parliamentary panels exit to leave field open for govt Observers say move reminiscent of 2022 resignations, will strengthen treasury benches.
India’s questionable ‘warnings’ in the face of raging currents When vital data is withheld or diluted for political signalling, it is farmers, villagers, and urban dwellers downstream who pay the price.
Colonialists are at it again in the Mideast BRITISH Prime Minister Keir Starmer recently told his cabinet colleagues and subsequently his nation at large about...
An old story THIS is with reference to the article “Pakistan’s monsoon misery: Nature’s fury, man’s mistake” (Dawn.Com;...
Studies and jobs AFTER graduation, many students have to think twice before deciding whether they want to enter the job market, or...
Money games WHILE being promoted as a harmless entertainment, online money gaming is destroying the lives of our youth, students...
Millions for posters ACROSS Pakistan, massive spending was noted related to Independence Day celebrations. This year, the nation was also...
SHORTAGE OF DOLLARS SHORTAGE OF DOLLARS: It is unfortunate that Pakistani travellers face immense hardship due to frequent shortage of...
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1975: Fifty Years Ago: 1,000 villages hit DADU: Over one thousand villages and five lakh acres of agricultural land have been damaged by floods in Dadu and...
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1975: Fifty Years Ago: Mujib regime’s misdoings DACCA: Bangladesh Government said ... that corrupt practices under the Mujib administration had led to galloping...
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1975: Fifty Years Ago: Ramazan price hike KARACHI: The Prime Minister has expressed concern at the price rise in the holy month of Ramazan and directed the...
OTHER VOICES : Punjab Press : Peanuts for the people ...[T]HE government tends to have the federal budget approved hurriedly while playing up its ‘successes’ in...
OTHER VOICES: Pashto Press: Afghan polls: second phase AFGHANISTAN has announced that the second phase of its presidential election [will take place on] June 14. ... Dr...
OTHER VOICES: Far East Press: Top security official DEFENCE Minister Kim Kwan-jin’s hawkish stance against North Korea has made him No. 1 target of Pyongyang’s...
