The tragedy is that there was no one to snatch the guns away from the hands of the soldiers.

The police areadvising the victims to kill in return as the only deterrent to the violence visiting them.

Something needs to be done to prevent the blatant ripping off. Authorities have waited too long to act.

In the rest of the country, concern over what is happening in our largest province is limited.

The government needs to prioritise its spending, far too much of our budget is eaten up by defence and debt servicing.

The army in Turkey is secular and insists that it has a constitutional duty to keep Turkey on the secular path.

Almost each day it seems a new set of mourners goes about the grim task of burying the dead in Balochistan.

We certainly hope that Ms Khar will remain committed over the future months to this ideal of dialogue with India.

The company must, for the sake of its own business, take great care of the affectees.

The party that he founded and which bears his name is hardly likely to throw up a leadership challenge.