Pakistan is becoming the Bermuda Triangle of aviation with three plane crashes in four months.

It is fallacious to draw validation of domestic abuse from the Holy Quran. We must stop turning a blind eye.

The opposition is convinced that while the government must raise taxes, it must do so with no impact on inflation.

The element of farce that marks the effort to tackle the Taliban is sometimes hilarious, but also disturbing.

By not taking action against declared terrorist organisations, Pakistan is signalling where it stands in this war.

It is deplorable that despite the Supreme Court’s judgment oil tankers still encroach upon Clifton Block 1.

Pakistan hockey, similar to cricket, has set itself a dangerous precedent: to win every time they play.

The issue of kickbacks involved in the grant of a contract on submarines by France to Pakistan refuses to die.

The process of bringing this ‘weak’ state to normalcy requires fighting armed terrorists who thrive on intimidation.

What is it that makes the world think India is ‘shining’ while Pakistan is experiencing a never-ending eclipse?