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It is not the first time that a dreaded terrorist has been allowed to walk in Pakistan.

Ahmad Wali Karzai's personal and tribal connections made him an invaluable asset to the occupying forces.

As law and order conditions deteriorate, demand for private security is at a peak.

Filmmaker Assad Zulfiqar Khan explores the Pakistan of Zia’s time and believes that much hasn’t changed since then.

Govt must purge madrassas of terrorists, say Barelvi scholars.

Celebrations for US national day to be held across Pakistan.

JIT report says the group crafted plan with the help of Punjabi Taliban.

Demand made at a time when Islamabad police have decided to close the case "for want of evidence".

Information minister questions higher judiciary’s impartiality, criticises PML-N.

Our selection of the top 140 Pakistan Twitterati worth following for 2011.

The suspect called a minorities’ lawmaker and said he knew Bhatti’s assassins.

Friends and supporters showed an outpouring of love and encouraged people to donate blood on her birthday.

The expression of the desire to have political adversaries killed should be met with sheer contempt.

The minority has been under constant attack even though it keeps a low profile.

Senate calls for immediate removal of the Punjab law minister.

Sanaullah insists his ‘wajibul qatl’ comments were taken out of context.

Imran espouses progressive views, but it’s hard to take that when groups like JI take a liking to him.

Severa­l questi­ons raised on ethics, morali­ty, object­ivity and biases of mainst­ream and social media.

Commission being formed for protection from attacks: Presidential spokesperson.

Jinnah Institute report urges policy reform to counter discrimination against minorities.

Those who seek to change the narrative, can be silenced in Pakistan. The socially liberal will be denied their voice.

Were we brave, we would not have lost Saleem Shahzad. Were we brave, Salmaan Taseer’s killer would have been hanged.

The murder of Saleem Shahzad stabs the extremely private prerogative of individual opinion.

Sadly, Taseer's party abandoned him and his vision during his life, and in particular after his death.

He was a martyr for all because he had a quality that made him human; he was not afraid.

Armed forces have total control of our foreign and domestic policy, everything from foreign affairs to education.

Television responds to daily ratings which calibrating pitch and tone. What then airs should worry secular Pakistanis.

All Punjab Adabi Conference held on Monday to mark the 82nd birth anniversary of Dr Ayub Mirza.

The attack on the navy buses was just yesterday as was the motorcycle bomb — what lies ahead?.

Minorities alliance to remain united to finish mission of slain minister.

PML-N leader was negotiating a "face-saving restoration" to eventually remove Iftikhar Chaudhry.

Events such as Osama's killings galvanised public opinion, where as Mukhtaran Mai's verdict split it in two camps.

We are unable to keep track of deadly terrorists such as Osama bin Laden.

Say 80 per cent of DHA mosques are controlled by ‘supporters of terrorists’.

self-confessed assassin of former Punjab governor Salmaan Taseer has confessed that he committed the murder.

Rawalpindi Magistrate testifies in court, says Qadri was not forced to confess.

Under Jahangir Badar’s guidance, Bilawal will work with PPP leaders.

Shehrbano Taseer replaces father as guest speaker.

Complaints were filed alleging incendiary sermon.

‘Pakistanis not so extremist as the media is projecting them to be’.

The burden of security on human resources in Islamabad is more than ever.

In a time of hopelessness, it is important to consider all that is good and, perhaps, to consider ways to expand it.

A recap of all the major debates and news events that affected Pakistan and The Express Tribune’s online readers.

A round up of some of the best work featured in the Sunday Magazine.

19 girls, one car and other feel-good stories keep The Express Tribune vibrant in dark times.

The Express Tribune captures Pakistan from militancy to WikiLeaks, the Karachi Literature Festival to the floods...

Can a Western-made documentary on Pakistan avoid the standard cliches?

The finger must turn to Afghan politics: President Hamid Karzai for the recent deaths in Mazar-i-Sharif.

When everyone has a different version of events, making up your mind is not easy.

They need to ask themselves whether this is something that Mr Bhutto himself would have wanted.