Both countries committed to fighting terrorism are involved in a war of words with each other.

Third successful bomb attack in Karachi makes one wonder what our intelligence agencies are doing.

Violence against women is not an issue only for women, but for every responsible member of society.

In the court of public opinion, however, she should now be considered guilty.

The proposal by the petroleum ministry makes a great deal of sense and could benefit both countries.

Such blasts can only be prevented when agencies know when they are going to take place and who is planning them.

Just as the Americans equate ISI with Hamas, Pakistani o
ffcials have accused CIA of working with Mossad and RAW.

This seems like rather a tit-for-tat suggestion to an issue that has nothing to do with notions of revenge.

It doesn’t mean that terrorism has come to an end in Pakistan; it means that terrorism has suffered major damage.

Acquiring power from India may prove to be cheaper and simpler than the other options Pakistan has.