Farhan Bokhari

As Israel relentlessly targets Palestinians in Gaza using its overwhelming military might, an immediate end to the destruction seems unlikely. The carnage unleashed upon Gaza in recent days, though...

The futility of Pakistan’s upcoming elections is becoming increasingly clear, as the main contenders gear up without detailed plans to steer the country out of its prevailing crises.While the...

The futility of Pakistan’s upcoming elections is becoming increasingly clear, as the main contenders gear up without detailed plans to steer the country out of its prevailing crises.

Analysts say pre-election manoeuvring amounts to some of the most overt manipulation of politics by the army in years

After being blindsided by the shock victory of candidates loyal to Imran Khan in elections two weeks ago, rivals of the jailed former prime minister

This past week's widely publicized case of a mob seeking to attack a young woman in Lahore on the suspicion of blasphemy flowing from her attire was a powerful reminder of a lingering threat to Pakistan's daily life.

The unimaginable has happened. Ishaq Dar, the architect of clumsy choices at Pakistan's finance ministry, has finally been replaced by a new finance minister.

This weekend's surge in the number of pilgrims heading to Najaf, the holy city in southern Iraq, has yet again reinforced the towering personality of Hazrat Ali (a.s), the fourth caliph of Islam after Prophet Mohammad (pbuh).

The promise of turning around Pakistan's destiny has been boldly made under regime after regime, without much success.

An annual gathering in Lahore this coming weekend (April 27-28) to remember the late Asma Jahangir for her services to promote justice in Pakistan could not be more timely for the future of the country.