After having hosted their three generations, Islamabad has changed its mood

The mindset of 1940s has not faded away and a hallucinated self-image of a regional power still exists in Kabul

Torkham border tensions are not mere symptoms of an ensuing infection but a reminder of a forgotten malignancy

Throughout its rise and steady retreat, the organisation failed to get the widely speculated traction

Since 2014, there have been far fewer fatalities in terrorism while killings in gun violence have spiked exponentially

The country must modernise its economy and liberalise its bureaucracy slowly but steadily

Since signing the nuclear deal with Iran, comparison between Obama and Carter have became more widespread

Neither media nor civil society protested against secretive nature of operation until last media trip to Waziristan

While Modi was CM of Gujrat, over 2,000 Muslims were burnt alive or hacked to death, mostly women and children

Islamabad launches its first modern border management system on Torkham post effective from May 31