Editorial

A look back at the Sikh separatist movement and its ties with Canada

From pending legal cases to erstwhile allies seeking a ‘level playing field’, the PMLN leader is unlikely to have an easy go upon his return to Pakistan

If the Canadian prime minister’s allegation proves true, it could spell serious trouble for Delhi’s diplomatic ties with the West

President Alvi’s reference against the incumbent CJP marked a low point in the history of law in Pakistan

Pakistan should see the project unveiled at the G20 summit as a chance to bolster its geo-economic aims through expansion of trade routes

The banned terrorist outfit’s decade-spanning attacks in Balochistan highlight the need to establish the state’s writ the Pak-Afghan border regions

The PMLN leader returns to a Pakistan markedly different from the one he left four years ago

The outgoing CJP leaves behind a legacy marred by controversy arising from his reliance on ‘likeminded’ judges

Permanently addressing issues such as smuggling and terrorism requires Islamabad to ensure the state’s writ in regions along the Durand Line

Successive years of poor governance have prevented the country from addressing core issues facilitating gas and power theft

To achieve economic success, Pakistan must establish trade ties with all its neighbors—even India

The confidence boost from a recent meeting between the Army chief and prominent businessmen is an indictment of Pakistan’s political forces

The incumbent interim government is unlikely to provide much, if any, relief to protesting electricity consumers amidst a persistent economic crisis

Ongoing attacks targeting security forces in border areas cannot be curtailed without policies aimed at establishing the writ of the state

With little appetite for much-needed reforms by any government, Pakistan is unlikely to emerge from its current turmoil anytime soon

The successful landing of India’s moon mission has raised concerns over the project’s military applications—and its eventual targets

If not handled properly, ongoing protests against hefty electricity bills risk a total collapse of the societal order in Pakistan

With Washington increasingly looking inward, there is space for Beijing to replace it as the premier superpower in the Gulf

The China-brokered peace between Tehran, Riyadh reinforces the strategic importance of the Belt and Road Initiative

A surge in electricity prices threatens to spiral into demonstrations that will prove punishing for consumers and authorities alike