In Pakistan today, there is no such thing as foolproof security.

The real enemy is India and the power that now stands behind India, the United States.

Even though the gesture comes rather late in the day, it should be taken up.

It is becoming clear that the Taliban remain free to attempt to imprint their violent ideology on peaceful citizens.

All leadership has donned dark glasses so they do not see the true colour of the crimson blood staining our streets.

While the nation is threatened by Raymond Davis, it forgets that the Taliban have a larger share in killing people.

Passing the RGST bill may be hard, but, in the long run, it is also the right thing to do.

We have seen similar indifference in the past from Pakistani missions when it comes to helping nationals abroad.

Pakistan depends solely on imported petrol, there is not much that can be done about passing this increase in prices.

At a broader level, the events in Karachi highlight the dilemma of the government in regulating oil prices.