Whilst we welcome a woman to the ECP, we deplore the jiggery-pokery that surrounds her appointment

The euphoria of Lord’s didn’t last long as Pakistan crashed to a woeful 330-run defeat at Old Trafford against England

There are few pots of public money more widely abused than discretionary funds

After several years of stagnation, the tourism industry in Pakistan is on the way up again

The suicide bombing on July 23 killed 80 people and injured 230

The Pakistan People’s Party has decided to pension off the octogenarian chief minister of Sindh, Qaim Ali Shah

Mairaj Muhammad Khan’s active political struggle lasted for over 40 years and came with a heavy price

This is a golden opportunity for Pakistan to show that it can overcome challenges of corruption and inefficiency

Munich experienced terror, but whether it was at the hands of a terrorist remains an open question

India needs to realise the futility of engaging in violence in IHK