- In Chicago: Zardari, Obama, Karzai to discuss Taliban peace talks
- Prelude to reopening?: US ‘diplomatic supplies’ allowed into Afghanistan
- No respect for rules: Ali Musa Gilani’s brawl with flight crew
- As US approves NDAA, Pakistan may lose $650m if NATO supplies not resumed
- After Pakistan issues LeT alert, India beefs up security at border posts
- Advantage from Nato supply route will not last forever: Husain Haqqani
- Parliamentarian twitterati
- Shaheen Air: Fuel tank leak leaves passengers stranded
- Coalition support fund: US Congress links Pakistan payments to NATO routes
- No respite: Power outages to continue for next two years
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Legislation in haste
Number of clauses are ambiguous, contradictory, restrict investigation into rights abuse by army make NCHR toothless.
International scrutiny of the Supreme Court
Can the honourable judges of our apex court ignore the views of the ICJ, and international media?
Not a tantrum, sir
Asma Jahangir’s criticism must be understood in the political context that she is referring to.
Deconstructing the SC order on the memo
The question SC ought to have addressed: whether SC could order a probe while Parliament had already seized the matter
Appointment of judges
Will the honourable court reconsider its stance and let the principle of parliamentary supremacy rule?
One more reason to leave this country?
With Shahbaz Bhatti murdered, there is one more reason to fear, one more reason to leave this country.
Not for the court to decide
Anxiety for justice cannot be allowed to supercede a mutually-agreed-upon international legal framework.
Not an American conspiracy
Is the demand to change Pakistan’s blasphemy laws an American conspiracy as being thought by some people?
Judicial appointments, again
The Supreme Court’s short order is somewhat enigmatic as it raises more questions than it answers.
NAB chief’s appointment — the legal angle
Our courts are on a worrisome path of taking over powers from the executive and the right of parliament to legislate.
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