We arrive at a point when we can conduct our social, economic and political life on the basis of such policy paradigm.

It is time for the democratic government and security apparatus to get their act together to defend Pakistan.

Like earlier waves of revolution, the new revolution has spread across national boundaries to engulf a whole region.

Even when elected governments have been in power, governance in Pakistan has been by the elite and for the elite.

The prevailing economic and social conditions in Pakistan can be termed ‘economic apartheid’.

The Raymond Davis situation can play a powerful role in mobilising public support for the extremist cause.

Underlying the crises of economy and internal security, is the crisis of governance.

In Pakistan, uncontrolled and widespread violence threatens the normal functioning of economy, society and the state.

Salmaan Taseer had raised the issue of amending the procedures of blasphemy law in order to prevent its misuse.

The erroneous belief that markets are self-regulating and always deliver efficient outcomes needs to be put to rest.