Humanitarian workers currently engaged in desperate relief efforts across the country report many frustrations.

Despite hesitant overtures by both countries, lasting peace between Pakistan and India now seems as distant as ever.

The issue of dyke breaches and the damage this has caused will resonate strongly.

Law enforcers have failed to keep order in the tiny city where a sense of community holds strong.

There is confusion and political turmoil over why flood warnings were not issued earlier.

The effect of the floods on the environment has not received the attention it deserves.

In Balochistan, killings of various kinds continue. The latest victim is the PPP-Sherpao’s provincial leader.

They gripe, moan and think that voting is a waste of time but something is stirring amongst the youth of Pakistan.

The electronic media is improving in its role of using its power to force the public to shake off its apathy.

It is clear too that along the banks of the Indus vast tracts of land stand destroyed.