The new line in Pakistan is that the doctrine of strategic depth is no longer the embraced philosophy.

PAC has sought a report on the alleged misuse of a $61 m WB loan allotted to the bureaucracy for HR development.

Rather than labelling the Somalis strictly as villains, there is a need to take a broader perspective.

We need to convince rulers to do more, to think ahead and to recognise that disaster can strike at any minute.

Britain must not be seen as scapegoating the entire Muslim community because of the actions of a small minority.

Army is loyal to ideology of Pakistan, few officers may be led astray because of their insulation from civil society.

The war against terrorism will be fought in Pakistan whether we like it or not. And Pakistan cannot fight it alone.

The judiciary should be held accountable, much like any other pillar of the state.

Facebook, Twitter are profit-seeking entities which can banish our words into oblivion.

The PAC’s move to take action against retired generals for their involvement in a land lease deal is to be lauded.