The gentleman who occupies the presidential mansion in Islamabad has so far played his cards admirably.

Jinnah’s Pakistan has virtually ceased to exist, but a few still hope it has not yet been interred forever.

The greatest polluter of the constitution (Ziaul Haq’s 8th amendment) remains very much a part of this nation’s...

The nervousness exhibited by the establishment towards the mullah fraternity is not understandable.

Priori­ties in this Islamic Republic tend to be wonky. There is little concept of what should be first and last.

Ramazan was not observed - the usual greed and selfishness that afflicts the nation from top to bottom prevails.

Floods, shoe pelting, Sialkot, cricket criminality, bomb blasts – Pakistan’s crises are legion, but hardly legendary.

The media-venting of ire against the head of state of this Islamic Republic continues, like the floods, unabated.

Independence Day 1947, 63 years ago, was fraught with violent birth-pangs, death and destruction.