Need of the hour is for political players in Karachi to suspend their differences and focus on the common threat.

The real answer lies in austerity, in cost-cutting. Not by the average Pakistani but by the government.

Coal mine owners are responsible for providing a safe working environment for their workers in accordance with the law

Pakistanis and Indians held in each other’s jails face especially tough times.

ECP report says 114 parties (of the 200 registered parties) had not held intra-party elections in years.

Lt Gen (retd) Shahid Aziz needs to explain why he did not resign despite his reservations about how Kargil transpired.

In theory pipeline makes excellent sense, in reality it raises questions as far as matter of Pakistan-US ties goes.

The real and more relevant issue is why the government is talking to Dr Qadri anyway?

PPP should wait till after elections and, if it forms another government, bring all parties on board for this issue.

The Rohingya Muslims are as genuine an example as it is possible to find of a people without a state.