The right of every citizen to live with a sense of security has been snatched from them, quite literally, at gunpoint.

Pakistan remains on the dwindling list of countries, which still retain death penalty for a wide range of offences.

Following the crushing defeats, it was expected that a few heads would roll and make way for fresh ones.

The question is what role is the Pakistan’s government playing in the continued drone strikes on Pakistan soil.

The key lesson from Egypt is that institutional conflict does not lead to effective governance.

People are advised to use boiled water while washing their face and performing wuzu.

It would have been better if the PPP had initiated debate on what sort of local governments were required in Sindh.

The country is far from where it needs to be in terms of international financial credibility.

For once, Quetta has a talented professional at the helm.

If PPP wishes to remain electorally relevant, it may want to start by making the rich in the province pay their bills.