Will the truth emerging from the WikiLeaks disclosures finally set the Pakistani public free?

The army and its advocates in the media often worry about Pakistan’s image, as if we are not suffering from a long-term serious illness, but a seasonal bout of acne that just needs better skin care.

Some senseless questions by the media after the latest verdict on the long-running Mukhtaran Mai rape case.

Love him, hate him, take or leave him… It was impossible to ignore the larger-than-life Salmaan Taseer.

Three years on, the NRO continues to cast a shadow over the judiciary and the state.

“Pakistani politicians have a tendency to enhance their own powers; Zulfikar Ali Bhutto should have been different,” says Fatima Bhutto.

How far has the 18th Amendment gone in undoing the work of military dictators?

It has been two years since Benazir Bhutto’s assassination. Here, Mohammed Hanif remembers her life and how it crossed his.

The PPPs criticism of Transparency International’s annual corruption report is without merit.

Fearful of taking on the powerful religious forces, every incumbent government has refused to take a position on the curriculum and thus quietly allowed young minds to be moulded by fanatics. What may happen a generation later has always been a secondary issue for a government challenged on so many fronts.