Honest officials need to be appointed who will take oaths to faithfully fulfill their roles.

The problem with sanctions is they end up hurting the people while doing little to dislodge a dictatorial government.

The project, which will cost Pakistan $1.5 billion, must be welcomed wholeheartedly.

Policing is in disarray and there is a complete lack of public confidence in the abilities of the force.

The Baloch are not about to come to the negotiating table as long as the military refuses to own up to past misdeeds.

Tragic stories are emerging, a bride saw her dowry plundered and burnt on her wedding day.

It is better for us to accept the unlikelihood of countries sending their sports persons here.

We, as a country, have ignored the AIDS epidemic.

We watch silently, motionlessly as the blasphemy issue gets more and more out of hand.

In Pakistan, the government should have a reserve rehabilitation fund to compensate all citizens.