In an ideal world one would want some kind of dialogue between the two sides, or tolerance for each other’s opinions.

Experts say that preserving it can cost over Rs2.5 million, so clearly government support in this would be good.

Should the intelligence agencies keep defying the Court, they should be held in contempt of court.

Should the prime minister fail to write the letter, the PPP will have no one but itself to blame for the consequences.

Pakistan’s concerns have been addressed by allowing it in plus the Afghan factions it thinks it controls.

Shezan ban: Everyone has the right to follow the religious philosophy they adhere to — and no drink can alter this.

It would seem obvious that cutting off funding could go a long way in stopping, or atleast hamper Taliban activities.

Even if Mansoor has been killed, this does not entirely justify the use of drone technology in Pakistan.

The mere fact that the US Congress saw fit to conduct these hearings shows how dire the situation really is.

It is now time for the international community to act before more innocent Syrian lives are taken.