In the violent melting pot that is Karachi, law enforcers need to be more proactive.

If villagers claim that there are not enough rescue boats, let the authorities correct this concern.

The government places too many bureaucrats in charge of what companies can and cannot do.

Pakistan has already been termed one of the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists.

Outlawed outfits, sometimes using altered names, carry on their ‘missions’, creating still more havoc.

At the heart of the matter is the asymmetry between the domestic approaches to the peace process in both countries.

The PPP’s strong showing in Sindh and the PML-N’s in Punjab also displays before us a divided country.

Funding short-term consumption with long-term financing is the very height of fiscal folly.

In a somewhat expected decision, the DCC decided that there would be no attempt to talk with home-grown militants.

The foreign policy of Pakistan is littered with lofty promises of future cooperation that never materialise.