People have clearly shown that no matter how much they dislike the current set-up, they are in no mood for a coup.

At the fourth anniversary of Benazir Bhutto’s assassination in Rawalpindi, all questions remain unanswered.

The Christmas Day jalsa in Karachi was the PTI's coronation.

Needless to say, attacks like the one on the foreign firm’s franchise are counterproductive.

The military, which is more trained to fighting a conventional war, faces a guerilla-like insurgency.

After 7-year closure, Al-Falah Cinema, under new management, hopes to begin playing movies once more by early 2012.

The national consensus against the PPP defies the rule of majority embedded in the Constitution.

No evidence that provincial government has been complicit in the assault on Hindus but is surely guilty of negligence.

Unless the GHQ in Rawalpindi relents, the spiral of escalation of hatred will continue and lead to more incidents.

As anti-government as the sentiment among many in the country may be, a military coup is the last thing anyone wants.