The Way I See It

The cold shoulder given by Saudi Arabia, UAE and Oman to Obama's Camp David reflects which way the wind is blowing.

Their encounters grew rapid as the boy managed to make it a daily habit to come to the beach to meet the baba.

On Sunday, Chips will close its doors, but Karachi’s love for this brave establishment oozes from all corners.

The two types of rape reflects how we feel about rape when it happens to people near us or far away from us.

We need strength in numbers, we cannot expect the few good people to pay the price of our silence with their blood.

We have to discard our conspiracy theories and admit that our country is failing and is in danger of disintegration.

Djokovic is firmly on course for Tennis Immortality and it will take time stopping him before his reign is over.

Clerics wrongfully take advantage of their positions and they preach and impose their personal ideologies.

Despite appeals to work together against the state, by Mr Talpur for instance, the divisions have not gone away.

It seems likely that Morsi will follow the same fate as Bhutto, and nobody will ever be able to question the military.