Spillover from Iran The worsening economic situation will feed into the mood against the government. Arifa Noor
Who endures the pain, wins If Iran can indeed survive the conventional assault from Israel and the US, it would radically alter the global architecture of Jawed Naqvi
Iran’s new leader The position is the most powerful in Iran, bringing together clerical authority and political and ideological leadership.
National priorities EVEN as the country faces heightened risks of attacks from actual terrorists, an anti-terrorism court in Rawalpindi...
Silenced march ON the eve of International Women’s Day, Islamabad Police detained dozens of Aurat March activists who had ...
Fatima Fertilizer launches Sarsabz Tabeer: Seeds of Change campaign on International Women’s Day to celebrate women in agriculture The campaign recognizes the resilience, strength and unwavering dedication of women working across the agricultural value chain.
Women in Thar: Breaking barriers, transforming lives Thar Foundation has enabled hundreds of women to step into roles that once seemed unimaginable.
ParkView City homebuyers can now avail UBL Home Financing The initiative enables aspiring homeowners to purchase property through formal banking channels instead of paying the full amount upfront.
A jolt that may trip K-Electric Nepra’s surprise tariff cut may ripple far beyond Karachi’s power grid as KE’s profits sink and investors threaten arbitration. Nasir Jamal
Taliban seek quid pro quo from US Unlike previous occasions, Kabul is now looking to secure concessions before complying with the Trump administration’s wishes.
Sindh and Punjab at odds over discrepancies in water flow data Sindh officials claim discrepancies in data shared by Punjab authorities; Punjab seeks proof, says auto and manual systems working accurately.
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.
Glamorising civil service is inanity ONCE seen as a quiet pursuit of discipline, sacrifice and intellectual rigour, a career in Central Superior Services...
Traffic discipline OVER the last few years, significant infrastructure development has taken place in Rawalpindi and Islamabad, which ...
Rude PPSC staff I RECENTLY had to put up with a rather rude behaviour of the staff members of the Punjab Public Service Commission...
Pointed question A FEW days ago, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) chief minister faced a pointed, but relevant question from a student at ...
United we stand IN these challenging times, when tensions and uncertainty dominate headlines, it is critically important for us, as...
PESHAWAR BUSES PESHAWAR BUSES: There is a severe shortage of BRT buses on the Ring Road route in Peshawar. The bus frequency is...
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1976: Fifty Years Ago: Zones of peace LAHORE: Shahanshah Mohammad Reza Pehlavi Aryamehr has said that the question of zones of peace is a cardinal policy...
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1976: Fifty Years Ago: Tribesmen surrender QUETTA: The Governor of Baluchistan Mir Ahmad Yar Khan has said that the Government would extend the best treatment...
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1976: Fifty Years Ago: Strong Pak-Iran ties RAWALPINDI: His Imperial Majesty Mohammad Reza Pahlavi Aryamehr, Shahanshah of Iran, and President Fazal Elahi...
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...
