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T-Magazine explores the concept of real-life vampires living amongst us.

Iran is ready to bend over backwards to facilitate Pakistan as long as the project goes through, says Khurram Baig.

With 108 lawn brands entering the market, lawn is definitely here to stay.

US chooses to send a military officer rather than a diplomat, signifying a shift in strategy.

Suspension of 28 parliamentarians is temporary, they should be back to work as soon as 20th amendment is passed.

T-Magazine takes us through a story of an artist who has decided to make the street walls of Karachi his canvas.

New train service meant for business travellers will likely attract families instead.

With the series against England already in the bag, it may be time for the team to experiment with the line up.

At this point Mansoor Ijaz's testimony is highly unlikely, says The Express Tribune reporter.

T-Magazine explores Pakistan's once thriving wildlife that could be compared to present day African Safaris.

Abbott­abad attack clearl­y bares the signat­ure of the Pakist­an Taliba­n group Theree­k-e-Taliba­n...

PML-N is playing both sides of the aisle issuing statements against the government along with back-door negotiations.

Most transgenders cannot even afford to pay for travel expenses to registration centres, says Rabia Mehmood.

Milita­ry report­s are made for public consum­ption and jingoi­sm says The Expres­s Tribun­e's Gulrai­z Khan.

The judicial commission can still obtain Mansoor Ijaz's testimony, says The Express Tribune reporter, Faisal Shakeel.

T-magazine tells us the story of everyday life around the much photographed gateway to the Khyber Agency.

Mansoo­r Ijaz is giving off the right signal­s, implyi­ng that he is travel­ling to Pakist­an for his...

Aitzaz Ahsan has succeeded in buying Gilani some time to formulate his defence, says The Express Tribune’s reporter.

Ajmal's exemplary performance lived up to his pre-game talk of a mystery ball up his sleeve.

The new representation will help defuse tensions between the federal government and the Supreme Court.

Federal government left the court little choice by not taking one of the six options laid out last week.

Zarrar Khuhro discusses the latest issue of T-magazine.

Irfan Ghauri, Senior Reporter for Express Tribune says the PPP is biding its time, focusing on the Senate elections.

Even with the policy to support military dictators, Pir Pagara's party struggles for political significance.

ISPR's stern statement against the government ensures that there won't be a military coup in the near future.

Option number six, taking the matter to the parliament, is the only viable option left for the government.

Tribune Take discusses the significance of the fact that Musharraf wasn't physically present at the rally.

This week's T-Magazine focuses on the social stigmas of infertility, especially for men.

The number of expired visa students shows the government's inability to crackdown on religious schools.

2011 has been one of the worst years for bilateral ties between the two allies, says Huma Imtiaz.

The Express Tribune reporter, Saad Hasan says that PIA must adapt as new airlines enter Pakistani skies.

In today's episode we take a look at some global events of 2011 and how they will define 2012.

The Express Tribune reporter, Samia Saleem says transgender people are now taking steps to safeguard their interests.

Khurram Baig, Business Editor, says the government will have to give in to transporters because of public demand.

Zainab Imam and Gulraiz Khan of The Express Tribune speak on Zardari's address and what it means for the PPP.

PTI's Karachi rally was diverse both along ethinic and economic lines.

T-Magazine discusses the changing face of Heera Mandi and its impact on prostitution in Pakistan.

Irfan Ghauri says the military has other options for potentially toppling the current government.

PM Gilani's comments about Bin Laden demonstrates a growing rift between the civilian government and the military.

Sports Editor Faras Ghani says the PCB needs to find a vice captain and groom someone for Misbah's retirement.

The PML-N chief focused on meeting business leaders to activate voters, secure financing for his election campaign.

Babar Awan's comments questioning court's jurisdiction angers the Supreme Court of Pakistan.

Batool Zehra discus­ses interv­iews with severa­l docume­ntary film-makers on their pursui­t for the truth.

Tensions run high between the civilian and military leadership as the Memogate scandal engulfs others.

Since article 6 can only be implemented by the parliament, it could render the Supreme Court inquiry ineffective.

Khurram Baig discusses conditions laid out by US lawmakers to curtail the flow of ammonium nitrate into Afghanistan.

US freeze on $700mln in aid to Pakistan is ill timed and will be perceived to be linked to the NATO attacks.

PML-N's historic backing of projects like Kalabagh damn will make it hard to win votes in Sindh, says Tunio.

This week's T-magazine discusses alternative energy solutions like solar power, could it be viable for Pakistan?