- Musharraf ‘murdered my mother’: Bilawal
- SC terms Lal Masjid victims innocent, orders compensation for their heirs
- Dual nationality: SC suspends Ispahani’s NA membership
- Pakistan-India talks: New visa regime hits last-minute snag
- Movement halted: PML-N calls off anti-govt rallies
- US Senate docks Pakistan $1m for each year of Shakil Afridi's sentence
- Benazir assassination case: Bilawal ‘frustrated’ by a free Musharraf
- Dr Afridi fallout: 33-year jail sentence may cost Pakistan $33m in US aid
- India’s evidence against Hafiz Saeed to be reviewed: Rehman Malik
- No disqualification: Mirza's decision is a victory for democracy, says Gilani
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Our state’s fetish for censorship
When censorship of bygone decades attacks 20 million internet users, we shall resist and fight.
A question of accountability
Rising power of media as well as usual tendency of judiciary to not hold itself accountable is still not understood.
Beyond the memo affair
The memogate inquiry shows how political cases are wasting the precious time of the courts.
Eliminating corruption in 90 days
My real worry is Khan is yet to offer alternative agenda, when it comes to policy, the plan ahead is almost farcical.
Al Qaeda and its apologists
Sections of media, society comprise middle class, which view Taliban, militants pitted against Western imperialism.
No plots anywhere (no pun intended)
Senate elections have taken place, there is agreement on transfer of power via Twentieth Amendment. There is not plot.
Pakistan’s polio crisis
Pakistan’s polio problem is a reflection of how we neglect our social sectors at the expense of everything else.
When rickshaws turn jihadi
Lahore’s rickshaws have gone from displaying poetry to advertising burnt bodies of Gujarat, Samjhauta express...
Myths about the Urdu language
64 years after creation of Pakistan, we have not arrived at any conclusion about our ‘national’ or cultural identity.
Situationer: Coups are not easy anymore
The civil-military faultline has been compounded by the addition of two new power-brokers – the courts and the media.
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