The nature of Karachi’s politics dictates that political violence invariably takes an ethnic tinge.

This simply cannot continue and Bashar al-Assad must step aside and allow fresh elections.

What can one say of a country where children bring violent death even as people are at prayer?

In his activism, Hazare has aped the tactics of Gandhi, with his civil obedience and public fasts.

All political parties involved need to adopt a more responsible attitude and play a role in ending the killings.

Relief camps, around 240 of them, have now been established to house the over 60,000 people displaced from Badin.

Sialkot lynching case is inconclusive after a year while Sarfaraz Shah's case concludes in a about two months. Why?

The two countries, unfortunately, are challenging each other to make the final decision and cut the umbilical cord.

One hopes that at least some prevention measures will be put in place to minimise further displacement and losses.

The policy of handing these animals over to Karachi zoo must be reconsidered in light of the death of the cubs.