At least 11 killed in Israeli attacks on central, northern Gaza

Ittehad Tanzeemat-i-Madaris demands gazette notification be issued for madressah bill

Assad gives account of last hours before leaving Syria

Indian capital tightens anti-pollution measures as air quality worsens

Germany’s Scholz loses confidence vote, triggering early elections

Pakistani death toll in Greek migrant shipwreck rises to 4: FO

Digital Nation Pakistan Bill tabled in National Assembly

Extraordinary embroidery by pre-partition artisans displayed in Karachi

The world loses its rhythm — Tabla maestro Zakir Hussain passes away

Tabla maestro Zakir Hussain ‘deeply ill’, hospitalised: family

Schools to remain closed across Punjab on Monday due to ‘security situation’

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Sons of six former judges among 44 named for selection to LHC

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Shah Mahmood Qureshi sees turbulent times ahead due to spat over seminaries bill

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‘Fusion model agreed for ICC Champions Trophy’

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Indian airliner makes medical emergency landing at Karachi airport

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Pindi witnesses another day of gridlocks on main roads

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SBP cuts key policy rate by 200bps to 13pc

Special report: Army Public School massacre — 10 years on

Muzhira Amin | Manzoor Ali | Zia Ur Rehman

The APS attack claimed 147 lives in mere hours on Dec 16, 2014, but its impact — documented through the voices of survivors, grieving families, first responders, and a nation still grappling with terrorism — continues to shape Pakistan's struggle for peace a decade later.

Editorial: State must fully commit itself to NAP if Pakistan is to be rid of terrorism, fanaticism

Chance for a fresh start with Bangladesh

5 years on from the pandemic, long Covid keeps lives on hold

AFP

In 2025, domestic and foreign policy challenges will need to be competently addressed

Opinion

Year of unmet challenges

Maleeha Lodhi

Public optimism was in short supply at a time of political turmoil and economic stress.

Updated 16 Dec, 2024

Economic cost of disruptions

Saeed Ahmed

16 Dec, 2024

The Sultan’s swag

Zarrar Khuhro

16 Dec, 2024

Imperfect alignment

Aisha Khan

Updated 15 Dec, 2024

Why the numbers matter

Muhammad Amir Rana

Editorial

Updated 16 Dec, 2024

Remembering APS

Ten years later, the state must fully commit itself to implementing NAP if Pakistan is to be rid of terrorism and fanaticism.

16 Dec, 2024

Cricket momentum

A WASHOUT at The Wanderers saw Pakistan avoid a series whitewash but they will go into the One-day International...

16 Dec, 2024

Grievous trade

THE UN’s Global Report on Trafficking in Persons 2024 is a sobering account of how the commodification of humans...

Updated 15 Dec, 2024

Economic plan?

So long as the government does not realise that it needs to put its own house in order, growth will remain anaemic and the world will be reluctant to help.

15 Dec, 2024

Registration tussle

MAULANA Fazlur Rehman appears to be having trouble digesting the fact that he was taken for a ride. The government,...

15 Dec, 2024

Dangerous overreach

THE latest wave of arrests and cases filed against journalists and social media users under Peca marks an alarming...

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