We must base our policy on considerations of Pakistan’s economy, there is nothing more dishonourable than being poor.

The recovery of 45 people held captive at a Karachi seminary , highlights the failure of madrassa reform.

For PML-N to have a shot at competing in Sindh, it will require months of campaigning and organising on the ground.

The value of life has little meaning to those operating public transport services across the country.

If talks are taking place, it would imply that we now consider the US to be a far greater threat than the Taliban.

If new airlines can actually get an operation in place, then this would obviously be excellent news.

KESC has been unable to upgrade its rotting distribution system, has done little to curtail the theft of electricity.

No one really seems to hear the desperate pitch in voices from Balochistan or shrieks which rise higher and higher.

The PPP government’s mode of survival, given these circumstances, is to blindly follow the lead of the military.

One of the first things both countries can do is keep plain-speaking military men far away from microphones.