The government needs to accept that Pakistan needs to find ways to help itself.

With some signs of violence having abated there is a question mark over the need for a curfew.

The feeling that Pakistan has not been doing enough to deal with militancy appears to have been growing of late.

Some jurists thought the ‘unanimous’ amendment was too strong for the Court to overturn.

It seems that those with any power appear to believe they are above the law and not expected to conform to it.

The dialogue is a good opportunity for both sides to air their grievances and hope to come to some common ground.

Until we know what sinister games are being played, we will not be able to stop the spiral towards chaos.

Few Hindus celebrated the Dussehra festival at Lahore’s Krishna Temple, in contrast to the high turn-out last year.

America and Pakistan must understand that catching someone like Osama bin Laden is possible only through cooperation.

Failure to act now and stem the killings, catch the murderers and prosecute them will only prolong the violence.