Uninterrupted democracy and our commitment to fight terrorism will pave the way for a peaceful Pakistan.

Even as we mourn the death of Hamza, we must consider the factors which led to his death.

Despite some good laws, most Pakistani workers are still exploited due to non-implementation of laws.

The election campaign has sadly left a divided and blood-stained Pakistan.

Hospital authorities all across the country need to step up and put an end to infants being kidnapped.

Only a small portion of the allocated education budget goes to the improvement of infrastructure.

Violence is undoubtedly impacting election campaigning in Balochistan, which makes a free and fair election unlikely.

The report tells us clearly that military assistance sought was lawful and necessary given the escalation of tensions.

Personal mud-slinging against one another would only further damage the image of politicians.

If we are so bad at completing projects, why do aid and donor agencies persist in continuing to fund us?