The prime minister has already earned for himself a name in the history books.

We must hope the unhindered spinning of the circle of democracy can bring multiple benefits.

For the lights in Pakistan to come back on, it is necessary that the government serve its people, not the bureaucrats.

The issue of national security interest, as opposed to the right to know is an extremely emotive affair.

We must implore the government to pay heed to reports released by child rights advocates.

There is an urgent need for an improved law of evidence.

Under Abdul Malik Baloch, the future of our nation’s most troubled province may brighten.

Waterborne disease rated the most serious issue in our health sector; claims tens of thousands of lives each year.

We elect our representatives to make sure that our voices are heard in decisions of both taxation and distribution.

Good results are what we need most of all in ties between Pakistan and India.