The armed forces do not exist in vacuum and are already showing signs of candid self-appraisal.

Europe needs to do something about the hardening of religious, ethnic and racial prejudices on its soil.

It remains for India and Pakistan not to get locked into a zero sum game.

Karachi needs a high-powered commission with assistance from the bureaucracy and society to produce a master document.

The present government has to restore national purpose and pride or make room for others who may be able to do it.

In one view, India is an implacable enemy still obsessed with the partition of 1947.

The war that is receding in Afghanistan should not find its new axis in Pakistan.

His victory will ensure continuity in domestic economy, politics and give a new impetus to Turkey’s foreign policy.

Syria's case is different though, the sectarian factor may be contributing to gratuitous violence.

India-Pakistan rivalry in Afghanistan has a long and vexed history and it will continue indefinitely.