Dawn Editorials 19th April 2023
Fury of the mob ANOTHER chapter in our history of religious violence was written on Sunday when a Chinese national …
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Dawn Editorials 18th April 2023
Uniformed criminals RECENT news reports in local media have been a disturbing reminder of the depths our uniformed protectors fall …
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Dawn Editorials 17th April 2023
Cigarette tax A NETWORK of academics and researchers have recently indicated that Pakistan has one of the lowest rates of …
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Dawn Editorials 16th April 2023
Firetraps MOST of our cities are dotted with firetraps, while firefighting facilities are woefully inadequate to deal with hazards. This …
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Dawn Editorials 15th April 2023
For shame TOMORROW, and tomorrow, and tomorrow creeps in this petty pace.’ The people must continue their wait; the country’s …
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Dawn Editorials 14th April 2023
SC vs PDM THE gloves are off. If the government can ‘reject’ the Supreme Court’s verdicts, defy its orders and …
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Dawn Editorials 13th April 2023
AJK PM disqualified AS tensions continue to simmer in Islamabad, on Tuesday, some 100 km away from the federal capital, …
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Dawn Editorials 12th April 2023
River project protests BESET by legal challenges and landowners’ protests, the Ravi Urban Development Authority has lately drawn flak from …
Read MoreChange is the enemy of the past By Aftab Ahmed Khanzada
Today, Pakistan stands on the verge of change or a revolution; a change is waiting in the wings. According to …
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China and the Saudi-Iran rapprochement: Implications for Yemen
The conclusion of the China-brokered Saudi-Iranian détente on March 10, which aims to thaw long-standing enmity and manage competition between …
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Muslims have exclusive rights to pray inside Al Aqsa mosque: OIC
UNITED NATIONS: The OrganÂisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) adopted a joint resolution on Saturday, emphasiSing that Muslims have an exclusive …
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Dawn Editorials 11th April 2023
Lip service? The National Constitutional Convention ought to have been a celebratory occasion, observed with solemnity and quiet reflection on …
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Dawn Editorials 10th April 2023
Full circle ON the anniversary of the vote of no-confidence against former prime minister Imran Khan, it must be asked: …
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Dawn Editorials 9th April 2023
‘Fact-checking’ democracy THE Indian government has announced a rule that should worry online platforms purveying news and views in particular …
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Dawn Editorials 8th April 2023
Needless turmoil THE constitutional prescription for elections within 90 days of the dissolution of assemblies may be ill-suited to the …
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Dawn Editorials 7th April 2023
Coming undone THE PDM government would like nothing better than for the nation to forget that the only reason it …
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Dawn Editorials 6th April 2023
Fractured state THE list of disappointments runs long while turmoil rips through the highest echelons of power. When it comes …
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Dawn Editorials 5th April 2023
Elections, or else THE nation would have greatly benefited had the judiciary presented a united front in these divisive times. …
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