The outgoing government seems oblivious to the fact that Pakistan is a poor country, it refuses to reduce its expense.

Politicians should accept Khoso with good grace and cooperate with him at every stage.

We must work to eliminate the stigma around mental health as it might one day become a matter of life and death.

If we are signing this treaty, in hope that Aafia Siddiqi will return to Pakistan, then we are in for rude awakening.

The blast at Jalozai goes to highlight this and reminds us of the kind of brutality we are up against.

One can only hope there will come a time when situation is conducive enough for Malala to return to her homeland.

The question that we should be asking is how we should tap into Pakistan's immense potential.

Such killings threaten to lead Pakistan into a deep, dark abyss from which it cannot return.

Pakistanis are being denied their basic right to have a passport by these inordinate delays.

The PML-N seems to be the favourite, according to most opinion polls.