“Allowing someone else to use your land has its implications,” says Asfandyar Wali Khan, President, Awami National Party.

The government will have to change its tactics to defuse the volatile South Waziristan Agency.

Will the latest Pak-US offensive, backed by improved intelligence and surveillance, finally help net the world’s most wanted fugitive?

The Pakistan army elicits the help of local jirgas in the hunt for suspected Al-Qaeda and Taliban fighters hiding out in the tribal belt.

Mohammad Sagheer seeks recompense for the ordeal he suffered in Guantanamo Bay.

After narrowly escaping a series of assassination attempts, General Musharraf got some much-needed respite when he won a protracted constitutional battle legitimising his rule

The hawks in Islamabad are learning to fly like doves, but in the absence of a clear-cut flight plan, will they be able to glean any advantage from their change of attitude, asks Ayaz Amir.

The Canadian dream becomes a nightmare for 19 young men because of the colour of their skin and the faith they practice.

Raids against Al-Qaeda fighters in South Waziristan pit fiercely independent tribesmen against the Pakistan army.

The LFO is not the only issue MMA maulanas are presently agonising over.