Chapters telling the story of violence in Balochistan seem to be growing longer and longer with each passing day.

If Pakistan is internationally isolated, any proud assertion of sovereignty will be of no use.

The rape victim faces a mixture of pity, scorn and being ostracised.

After a series of intense meetings in Karachi and Islamabad, MQM has decided to step back into the federal cabinet.

One doesn’t know whether to laugh or cry in response to Foreign Secretary Salman Bashir’s press conference of May 5.

Consumer courts set up under Punjab Consumer Act of 2005, have dramatically altered life for people across Punjab.

It seems we are either unwilling, or unable, to take action against these organisations.

The Abbottabad operation has left Pakistan looking somewhat foolish.

Significant issues have risen even before the new ministers walk into their office or assume other trappings of power.

It is sad when those who claim to want to protect us, cannot refrain from violence themselves.