What chances do Khan and Qadri have — and more importantly, are they what Pakistan needs?

The top, all the way along, has been rotten to its core, rot has steadily permeated downwards as deep as it can get.

As things stand, who or what is the alternative? Theories and suspicions are rife.

Terrorist violence flourishes, as does sectarian violence both senseless and apparently, unstoppable, by ‘agencies’.

Imran Khan has blundered badly and the blunders are too well known to bear boring repetition.

The General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani firecracker of Guy Fawkes Day and national reaction — still continuing — tells all.

Chief justice, president and army; All three lay claim to some sort of divine right.

The issue of the disappeared involves serious breaches of ‘hallowed’ Constitution of Pakistan, of international law.

October 19 judgment cemented the fact that elections cannot be ‘free and fair’ as long as politicians can be bought.

How do Imran Khan’s plans to pacify, deal with Taliban fit in with his thinking on education, role for girls & women?