Unravelling the knot of justice and power as Pakistan grapples with the aftermath of May 9 and the ongoing military trials of civilians.

It is incorrect to suggest the Supreme Court has given a ‘lenient’ option to ‘terrorists and anti-state actors’.

Administration must decide whether it wishes to be remembered as an enabler or an executioner of press freedom.

Analysts believe the timing of the sanctions forces incoming Trump administration to confront issue.

In all likelihood, Pakistan and US will continue to be ‘frenemies'.

Do audiences want to watch dysfunctional romances and domineering men or is that narrative thrust upon them?

It seems scrutiny of executive action, disruptions, suppression of fundamental rights non-issues for our courts.

Declined river flows have had a detrimental effect on the delta.

The Hilux has become a symbol of power, affluence and intimidation in a society marked by significant class divisions.

Cosmos Engineering and its Chinese partner, Taiyuan Mining Import and Export, have yet to be compensated for "wrongful" seizure.

Karomber Lake, the princess of the mountains, guards her serene splendour with trials that test the soul. Only the brave, guided by the whispers of legend and the pull of wanderlust, earn her timeless embrace.

Bureaucracy gimmicks have not produced results, will not do so in the future.

For some families, the first step when young lovers want to get married is not to call a priest or party planner but a sleuth.

There is far more stress, anxiety, and depression among the youth than previously.

A countrywide movement might run the risk of becoming a political posture rather than liberating national reality.

The journalist and host recently appeared on a talk show and was made to rank actors based on their appearance and skills.

The state must recognise that allowing such hardship to continue undermines its basic duty to protect citizens’ well-being.

Nothing sillier than an adult decked out with tech and no clue about what to do with it.

The misadventures of a 20-something on a search for her prince charming in Karachi's marriage mart.

Bill should be reconsidered and Directorate General of Religious Education, formed to oversee seminaries, should not be rolled back.