extremism

Interior minister says government will implement National Action Plan at any cost

Western nations’ response to demonstrations against Israel’s invasion of Gaza recalls the same extremism it condemns in the rest of the world

If Pakistan is serious about eradicating militancy, it cannot afford to backtrack on its stance of no more talks with the TTP

Foreign Office marks 31st anniversary of the demolition of the Babri mosque by Hindu extremists

Unless it curtails the population growth rate, Islamabad risks its much-touted youth bulge becoming a liability rather than an asset

A new economic order, focusing on trade rather than historical disputes, is required to achieve prosperity for all of South Asia

Imran Khan blames ruling coalition for deteriorating security, as federal ministers say his appeasement of militants at fault

In statements, former prime minister’s family recalls her inspiration and vows to fulfill her dream of a Pakistan for all

Economic and societal collapse is reversing two decades of hard-won progress for the people of Afghanistan

Successive governments in Pakistan have failed to solve any of the major problems facing the nation

Murtaza Razvi’s book on the former military dictator offers praise and censure in equal measure, from the perspective of the people who knew him

In statement, PPP senator also stressed on need to make Parliamentary Committee on National Security more effective

Demonstrators demand end to extremism, call on government to ensure militancy is not allowed to regain foothold in the region

Incidents in Lower Dir and Swat cause death of one driver, injuries to five students

Panel to ensure the dialogue process remains within the parameters of the Constitution

Religious belief often negates the sovereignty of the modern state through extremism, endangering governance and due rights for all citizens

Condemning mob lynching of Sri Lankan national, constitutional body calls for ‘exemplary’ punishment for all culprits

Marking Friday as ‘Day of Condemnation’, prayer leaders issue sermons slamming misuse of Pakistan’s blasphemy laws

Moeed Yusuf claims society must stigmatize anyone who takes law into their own hands to ensure incidents like Sialkot lynching are not repeated

Information minister says Pakistani state unwilling to tackle extremism and admits government had to ‘step back’ in dealing with TLP