Opinion

On July 1, 2010, the Data Darbar was bombed.

The reverberations of Israel’s act of piracy and brutality against the Freedom Flotilla on May 31st remain in the air.

After class, I distinctly remember standing for hours at the edge of a moss-covered pond.

The ‘failed state’ debate about Pakistan needs some serious review and debate.

All credits eventually run out, and the one the state of Pakistan won for beating back local Taliban from the Malakand.

Dear Aries: Bugger. The zodiac has officially conspired to make you its bugger-in-chief.

In Swat there is no dissent on one thing: the good governance provided by the wali of Swat.

The expression AfPak that has gained currency, despite belated efforts by the US government to suppress it.

An Iranian Islamic cleric, Hojatoleslam Kazem Sedighi, implied that women who dress immodestly lead young men astray.

Sceptics would probably be tempted to say “here we go again”.

It must be the heroin. It’s the only justification worth accepting.

The interior minister of Pakistan is a famous man. He’s famous for his flashy ties.

This question has become important after England says that an error by the referee cost it a match against Germany in Fifa.

These are taxing times. Everyone is talking taxes and feeling taxed.

These days there is a lot of talk about revolution and a change of system.

The government intends to put in place a draconian system of monitoring and controlling the internet.

In 1988 Benazir Bhutto emerged as the most powerful symbol in contemporary politics for women.

Nothing bothers young Pakistanis more than being identified as Indian.