The Indian prime minister’s call for an all-party conference is a start, but much more is needed.

The ICRC has warned that land-mines have moved into flood hit areas posing risks to people unaware of their existence.

The police angered people by saving a rapist from a lynching, but a life was saved and the court will decide his fate.

Reports of breaches are too numerous and accusations have come from parliamentarians of all political parties.

The last thing Pakistan needs is a military intervention and it seems that the army too is aware of this.

Normally a time of joy and celebration, Eid this year will be a bitter-sweet event at best.

The Quran-burning planned to mark the ninth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks is deeply disturbing.

The government of Balochistan is right in rejecting the proposals suggested by Interior Minister Rehman Malik.

The government is relying on an increased flow of aid — post-flood — to help it deal with its fiscal pressures.

Despite the fact that the US is the single biggest floods donor it has found goodwill notoriously hard to win.