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.

The question now to ask is whether this is an end to the blame game from both sides.

Our need for an election system people can have faith and trust in is immense.

It wouldn’t be wrong to say that IJT has destroyed PU’s repute by spearheading Kalashnikov culture at universities.

We should be careful of imposition of US sanctions as it could be followed by similar treatment by European countries.

The idea of Pakistan being a security state is one that has given rise to the prevailing gun culture in the country.

There is a need for our religious scholars and leaders of political parties to encourage sectarian harmony.

Pakistan finally broke their jinx against South Africa, beating the hosts 2-1 in a three-match ODI series.