It is integral that an important decision is made through parliament, by taking all on board, especially opposition.

Ways have to be found to allow humans and wildlife to live harmoniously in proximity with each other.

If the current trend continues, it will take Quetta and the rest of the province closer to the breaking point.

Taliban is opportunistically taking part in negotiations but is patiently awaiting the day it returns to full power.

Running out the clock for as long as possible may be the only option the SC now has left for beleaguered PPP.

Freshly added dispute over waters can only be resolved if India and Pakistan become close enough through free trade.

The pace of progress in peace talks between Pakistan and India, since the 2008 Mumbai attacks, has recently sped up.

In a village near Chakwal in Punjab, a couple was murdered for marrying of their own free will.

Much of the PTI’s economic blueprint is aspirational rather than realistic.

Until we launch a military operation in North Waziristan, we can expect even more drone attacks in the future.