Editorial

All the government can achieve is making itself look ridiculous by censoring the internet.

It seems violence never goes away entirely, it just ebbs and flows with no discernible pattern.

Share price barely budged from its opening price of $38, ending up just a few pennies above that price.

We appear to be raising a generation of depressed children, turning to drastic measures in order to find respite

The CII seeks to organise a movement against the sweeping threat of sectarian violence in the country.

With such a patchy safety record at present, servicemen will be filled with doubts when using aircraft in PAF’s fleet.

Bringing Abbottabad raid, Memogate inquiry under television spotlight, as it was in Leveson Inquiry, may speed them.

Given strained relations between PPP & PML-N, latter will certainly cry victimisation, its why past efforts failed.

People need to be made aware of how to prevent animal bites. Approaching or teasing stray dogs is asking for trouble.

A caricature of Maulana Fazlur Rehman was removed from display at the Nishtar Hall in Peshawar.

One slight to our honour should not be enough for us to take emotional decisions that we eventually come to regret.

Dr Chisty's case is a symbol of hope for those prisoners who await trial in either country.

Parliament, military should step back and see what they did and how they could have done things differently.

Conviction of 9 men for committing sex crimes in Britain has once again thrown Muslim community abroad into spotlight.

Prevalent situation in N Waziristan is indication of impact ongoing conflict is having on lives of ordinary people.

No matter how convoluted or unnecessary the process, at least in the end the right decision was made.

The problem can be addressed only if we make it a priority as far as relations with India are concerned.

Bangladesh is divided down the middle over what kind of state it wants to be.

The notion that the hunting of endangered species is acceptable must be eradicated.

The pleas of the Christian community have gone unheeded in the Narang Mandi graveyard land dispute.

What is most frightening is that even as the hearings continue, the pattern of disappearances has also continued.

Civil rights activists claim that excessive security searches violate the constitutional rights of American citizens.

Pakistan must attend the Chicago Summit and be persuasive with its position, which is still unclear to everyone.

Pakistan is effectively being turned into a no-go area by militants.

Releasing each others’ prisoners will engender massive amounts of goodwill.

The government needs to prevent the situation from turning into an even uglier one.

A reforms of the system is needed where taxpayers’ money is casually divided up by greedy government workers.

The truth is that more than any other writer of Urdu, he has a message that hasn’t died after a 100 years.

The trend of taking commercial organisations of every kind to consumer courts is on the rise.

It is sometimes easy to forget that a full-fledged civil war is currently raging on in North Waziristan.

For the PCNS to simply state that it will deal with the intelligence agencies will not be enough.

The responsibility is on us to root out militants that have found it all too easy to hide in our country.

Once mistrust is minimised, governments can get around to discussing thorny, seemingly unsolvable issues like Kashmir.

The voters are in an anti-incumbent mood and are almost certain to vote out unpopular governments.

Pakistan’s folly is that it has tied foreign policy to public passions.

What is upsetting is that the bowler seems unabashed by his experience.

Even as hearings continue, the pattern of disappearances in Balochistan continues unchanged.

The Punjab police, in particular, have over the years become synonymous with viciousness.

It is now time for arrests, negotiations & a vow to practise politics without enlisting the aid of hardened criminals.

Suicide attack in Bajaur is foretaste of what will transpire in region after US, Nato forces leave Afghanistan.

Bin Laden letters reveal a man who over time lost control, not only of his organisation, but possibly of his senses.

Creation of Seraiki province is high priority for south Punjab people, PPP exploited it to water down PML-N dominance.

Egypt’s transition to democracy is not going to be easy — it does not seem that it will become any smoother.

Transport vehicles that use low-quality cylinders or not installed them properly, their routes should be cancelled.

As deadly as official power to operate freely can be for journalists, media faces pressures from advertisers as well.

What we need beyond raising awareness is more effective policies to protect forest areas, protect natural habitats.

The phone-hacking scandal should also come as a wake-up call to the sensationalist tabloid media.

Government — particularly NDMC — still has time to prepare for torrential rains, but it remains to be seen if it does.

Only in Pakistan would a speech by the army chief, reiterating his commitment to democracy, be seen as major news.

Behind the erosion of internal sovereignty stands the figure of dead Bin Laden threatening state's very foundations.