Imran wants to convey a message: either face the fury of protests or hold early polls and put the appointment of the military chief on hold.
Published 06 Nov, 2022 02:05pm
Violent struggle, non-violent struggle and relying on global intervention: neither have yielded success for the Palestinians.
Published 21 May, 2021 11:36am
The partial extension of the army chief’s tenure is like a partial moon sighting for the House of Khan.
Updated 03 Dec, 2019 01:53pm
Long a safe haven, journalism no longer provides shelter to fight back from.
Updated 16 May, 2019 04:10pm
I hope I never have to visit Garhi Khuda Bakhsh for burials again.
Updated 04 Dec, 2017 07:51pm
When I first saw Dr Pfau sitting under a banyan tree, it reminded me of a childhood story told by my great grandmother.
Updated 10 Aug, 2018 01:17pm
A 13-year-old sexual assault survivor from Malukabad cannot stop reliving his horrific ordeal
Updated 23 May, 2016 04:33pm
AS darkness settled over the Swat Valley, Mehmood* with other children would huddle around his grandmother, called...
Updated 22 May, 2016 09:43am
The old man nodded at visitors, lifting his hands in silent prayer every time someone came to condole his son's death.
Updated 19 Dec, 2014 04:07pm
In the blink of an eye, the legend of the ghosts and the darkness turns real in the village of Anghar, North Waziristan
Updated 13 Jul, 2014 11:57am
Injecting new life into the ailing arms trade, al-Qaeda and the Taliban breathed deadly fire from North Waziristan.
Updated 15 Jul, 2014 10:10am
At the relief camp, the midday sun emits fire as a long queue of weary tribesmen desperately wait under it for food.
Updated 04 Jul, 2014 11:58am
What can I say? My comrades are out there, somewhere, amongst those shadows, fighting one another.
Updated 15 May, 2014 08:34pm
‘Our mountains have been burnt so the birds are building their nests on our palms’—Pushto couplet.
Updated 21 Apr, 2014 12:58pm
