It's the country's second democratic handover of power in 71 years, but this win for the legendary cricketer isn't a clean sweep.
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The death of Jahangir, who was a champion of women and human rights, drew calls to continue her work from across Pakistani's ideological spectrum.
Hatred on social media -- and the tabloids that eat it up -- is born of ignorance, and the media has a responsibility to change that it, writes Irfan Yusuf.
While the foreign policy establishment applauds Trump's conversion to military intervention, they never ask the question of why the War on Terror has been such a spectacular failure.
Violence is out of place everywhere and nowhere.
A Pakistani theatre company threw caution to the wind by performing a controversial, satirical play about burqas and freedom of expression.
Extrajudicial punishment is meted out with alarming inconsistency in a state torn apart by terrorism.
Former Pakistani MP Raheel Qazi believes a woman's first priority should be her family and that Malala Yousafzai's goal of a secular Pakistan should never be realised.
The global rise in terrorism in 2013 disguises that it is the West's intervention in Iraq that is still causing misery and death.