The fight against militancy is looking tougher than ever.

The aggression was the biggest since 2001 when Kabul was attacked by the US-Nato forces with Northern Alliance.

Cecil Chaudhry set an example showing that patriotism and belief are not linked.

As is always the case in Karachi, the shootout in Lyari could quite possibly take on an ethnic dimension.

The Balochistan governor’s warning that civil war could lie ahead is a frightening one.

11 new ministers means 11 more opportunities for shovelling funds that the party hopes will attract new voters.

Agreements are significant and make clear the intent on both sides to “normalise” relations.

Farmers need prices to remain steady to make up for rising costs with their rising productivity.

Perhaps, next to follow should be country’s policy with India, where much could be done.

The development in the Malir blast case indicates Taliban's penetration into our security infrastructure.