Whether or not she wins the Nobel Peace Prize, Malala has become a global phenomenon.

PIA has in the past mentioned its concerns with meeting the high repair costs of the A-310s.

We need to objectively appraise the privatisation experience to date.

General Kayani may look back on his stewardship with a quiet sense of pride, a soldier Pakistan may be proud of.

In Pakistan, we have yet to develop a system wherein doctors are forced to act ethically.

The narrowness of moral policing, this orthodoxy, drives forward militancy.

As the Pakistani passport has come to be less respected, all kinds of problems have arisen for students, travellers.

The scam obviously benefited private contractors most but it should be realised that they did not act independently.

Our economy has so many structural flaws that fixing it is impossible without the nation suffering significant pain.

Balochistan is possibly the most difficult part of the country to deliver help to in the event of a natural disaster.