Dawn Editorials 30th March 2023
Democracy summit THE second US-sponsored Summit for Democracy, which is currently underway, offers a small glimpse of the tough choices …
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Dawn Editorials 29th March 2023
A grave hazard IN these stressful times, all distractions are welcome. According to a recent report, carried by this paper, …
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Dawn Editorials 28th March 2023
HDT chief’s detention RATHER than lending a sympathetic ear to the people of Balochistan, the state’s response more often than …
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Dawn Editorials 27th March 2023
Nur Jehan’s suffering FOR years, she was a star attraction for children visiting the Karachi Zoo who delighted in taking …
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Dawn Editorials 26th March 2023
Life-changing chatbot… THE arrival and impressive performance of the generative artificial intelligence chatbot, ChatGPT has left the world stunned, but …
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Dawn Editorials 24th March 2023
TB prevention IF Pakistan is to achieve the target of effectively ending the tuberculosis epidemic in the country by 2035, …
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Dawn Editorials 23th March 2023
No interest HOW high must promised returns be to encourage foreign investors to divert their dollars to Pakistan? Apparently, even …
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Dawn Editorials 22th March 2023
Iraq’s wounds TWO decades after the US military machine — aided by the ‘Coalition of the Willing’ — stormed into …
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Dawn Editorials 21th March 2023
Afghan funding cut AS the world grapples with multiple crises, the miseries of the people of Afghanistan seem to have …
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Dawn Editorials 20th March 2023
A thrilling finish IT was a Pakistan Super League final that had everything: thrills and spills, enthralling drama and a …
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Dawn Editorials 19th March 2023
Polio case PAKISTAN has faced another setback in its ongoing struggle to eradicate polio from the country. A three-year-old boy, …
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Dawn Editorials 18th March 2023
Food concerns THE forecast that Pakistan and the drought-hit regions of northern and central India are facing lower food output …
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Dawn Editorials 17th March 2023
Low-paid workers THE findings of a new global ILO study that 29pc of key workers in essential services, covering health, …
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Dawn Editorials 16th March 2023
Karachi LG delay TWO months after local government polls were finally held in Karachi, the metropolis is no closer to …
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Dawn Editorials 15th March 2023
No sign of returning WHEN it comes to the much-anticipated but delayed homecoming of PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif, the conversations …
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Dawn Editorials 14th March 2023
Real estate challenge FORMER FBR chairman Shabbar Zaidi’s assertion that real estate is ‘the parking lot’ of untaxed or dirty …
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Dawn Editorials 13th March 2023
Palestine afire THERE were genuine concerns that Benjamin Netanyahu’s extreme right-wing government, that took power in December 2022, would make …
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Dawn Editorials 12th March 2023
Beijing breakthrough THE Chinese capital is not usually associated with Middle East peacemaking. Yet it was in Beijing on Friday …
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