The situation is a Catch-22 one. As things currently stand, Pakistan desperately needs money that the IMF can offer.

It is important for the people of Balochistan to be treated as decision makers in the process of their development.

There is reason to believe that, Singh apart, the Indian government isn’t too keen on building ties with Pakistan.

The truth is that the Army dominates certain spheres of activity that should be in jurisdiction of the government.

The issue, however, has to be tackled immediately as it is affecting our national security.

Whether the fault is in the machines or the government has run out of paper, neither should take this long to fix.

The attention span of the world community in the aftermath of disaster is often short.

There seems to be little hope of finding a lasting solution to the Kashmir dispute.

Terrorism by religious-sectarian partisans, Al Qaeda has given rise to a copycat trend among the politically-linked.

We should keep in mind that things are becoming more and more urgent by the day.