Dawn Editorial 17th October 2023
Slain workers IT was murder most foul, when six construction workers were gunned down in Balochistan’s Turbat city in the …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 16th October 2023
Brutal people OUR inner demons are at their loudest as bodies of women, the poor and minorities become battlefields of …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 15th October 2023
Repugnant racism THE ongoing conflict in Palestine has brought out the worst amongst many self-professed democrats in the West, as …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 14th October 2023
Unity in pink EVERY October, the world witnesses a cascade of pink, symbolising a united front against a pervasive adversary: …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 13th October 2023
Positive steps THE legal debate over the controversial Supreme Court (Practice and Procedure) Act of 2023 is over — for …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 12th October 2023
An inspiring victory TWO down in pursuit of a formidable target, Pakistan needed a hero. Enter Abdullah Shafique. In his …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 11th October 2023
Polluted air FOR a very long time now, Lahore has been on top of the list of the world’s most …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 10th October 2023
Silent epidemic AS nations around the globe unite to mark World Mental Health Day today, Pakistan confronts a series of …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 9th October 2023
Arrested growth A STUDY recently published in the Lancet has painted a distressing picture for our future generations. It finds …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 8th October 2023
Dismal performance FOR a country of over 240m people, it was appalling that Pakistan realistically had just one solid contender …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 7th October 2023
Crippling disease HOW unfortunate that just a day after the year’s second nationwide polio campaign began, a third case was …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 6th October 2023
Costly borrowing THE finance ministry blaming the hikes in State Bank policy interest rates for the rapid growth in public …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 5th October 2023
Attack on Indian media THERE are only seven months to go before Prime Minister Narendra Modi faces voters for a …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 4th October 2023
Caucasus conflict AFTER more than three decades of stalemate, the bloody conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh may be headed for a conclusion. …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 3rd October 2023
Killjoys in Swat IN yet another blow to women’s rights in Pakistan, a group of young, spirited girls seeking to …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 2nd October 2023
Exporting beggars A RECENT revelation by the Senate Standing Committee on Overseas Pakistanis during a briefing to the Senate has …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 1st October 2023
Whither justice? THE challenge is to ensure bestial tragedies are remembered. Two cases of femicide, involving men from Pakistan’s privileged …
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Dawn Editorial 29th September 2023
Playing in India WITH visa issues resolved, and after slight alterations in travel plans, Pakistan’s cricket team finally touched down …
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