In Karachi, being mugged, kidnapping for ransom, and burglaries at home, among others, are not uncommon.

Dozens are killed each year in attacks based on belief. In 2010, this number stood at 99.

Pakistan needs to go after the terrorists to restore its dented image and veer it away from an isolationist trajectory

The responsibility of the Egyptian military, however, does not end with Mubarak’s trial.

Mladic’s actions were as monsterous as Bin Laden’s. Why was a criminal trial for Bin Laden deemed out of the question?

All these attacks point to one sobering truth: The militants are getting stronger than ever.

The merger of Altaf Hussain's MQM and the MQM Haqiqi could be a hugely significant positive development in Karachi.

The new ‘pre-emptive’ or ‘proactive’ approach will put an end to the myth of a US-Indian-Israeli axis.

Most neutral observers say that it is the young people of the country who lead the movement.

Blame can and should be apportioned to both sides.