General Hlaing’s ruthlessness
The paper says Asean has to issue another strong stance against Gen. Hlaing's uncivilised act of terror.
Editorial
A year after the Afghan Taliban rolled into Kabul
To prevent Afghanistan’s collapse into renewed anarchy, the world needs to engage with the Taliban.
Indigenous groups miscounted in census?
There must be processes in place to ensure that minorities do not experience oppression by being erased from national statistics.
Protect farmers to ensure food security
The burden of rising fuel prices on farmers will affect the entire country.
Imran Khan has no real interest in actually representing his voters in parliament at the moment
By inviting supporters to take part in an attempt to also sabotage the Election Commission’s mandate, he is setting a dangerous precedent.
No room for complacency
It is the fear of the unknown that the government must address, as monkeypox has become part of the health lexicon only recently.
Sustained efforts key to effective mosquito control
Experts say current methods and strategies are usually adopted at short notice, without taking their effectiveness or long-term consequences into consideration.
Let the population census be a harbinger of change
The government must ensure no one is left out of the data, and consequently its benefits, for the census to be truly meaningful.
With its citadel in Punjab gone, the govt will now face increased pressure to call early elections
It is clear that the change in the political scene after the top court’s decision will prove to be the most massive setback for the PML-N in its history.
Pelosi’s Taiwan visit could raise tensions
The Taiwanese government, neither confirming nor denying the visit, stated that it would continue to invite high-profile US lawmakers.