Acid attacks became illegal in Pakistan only as recently as 2010.

Even more than any award, an election that no one could doubt would be the biggest prize of all.

The PTI and its partners have achieved precisely nothing by their actions.

A WHO travel ban could have truly catastrophic results, but it is now a distinct possibility.

What matters more is that whatever rate the rupee is at, remains relatively stable over extended periods of time.

Few exceptions aside, the majority of people in the former colonies are still losers in the global political economy.

Transparency and accountability attract investors and create a tide that erodes corruption.

This administration has shown itself to be shockingly unwilling to tackle Pakistan’s tax collection problem.

Allowing party workers to take the law in hand for selfish political reasons today would only embolden them in future.

All we need is a sincere commitment to end violence in the city, once and for all.