Zulqarnain Haider has done what any sensible person would have done in his situation.

Pakistan is repulsed by politics, filled with loathing when we look at it, but desperate to help at the same time.

Asma Jahangir can now lead the lawyers into helping the judiciary refocus on its primary constituency, the common man.

In any other country, it would be considered a do or die situation. In Pakistan, it seems to be business as usual.

We are at a serious risk of being mistaken for sharks that begin to feed upon themselves when driven by bloodlust.

What is stopping us from encouraging an all out assault by local tribesmen against Taliban militants?

The most astonishing statement by Musharraf is that he would like to start his political career with a clean slate.

Pakistani politics has often been little more than an undisguised scramble for power, at times tense or utterly mad.

In turmoil today, Pakistan was not any calmer when my job took me away exactly two years ago.

The worst possible consequences for Pakistan will not be its break up but that it continues being what it is.