The British didn’t have much of a human rights record when they ruled the colonies.

The accusations and the mistrust between India-Pakisan is never-ending, based on misinformation and half truths.

Once the ISAF forces leave Afghanistan, there is a feeling that the focus of the Taliban would move to that country.

We are still unclear why the prime minister decided to do away with an independent body to oversee the operation.

One fears that India will once again spiral into communal violence as this would benefit some ahead of the elections.

Thanks to the media, at least some perceptions have changed.

There has been no mass appeal to help the Baloch in their time of need. Can we write it off as donor fatigue?

Many Pakistanis, despite the number of casualties, will not own the war. For them, the enemy remains India and the US.

It boggles the mind to understand the ease with which one takes the life of the other in the name of faith.

Let us hope a similar future of meritocracy lies ahead for the thousands of PIA employees.