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Analysis: Defusing civil-military distrust is key to stability

Nasim Zehra writes: Judicial commission, not a parliamentary panel, will get to the bottom of the Abbottabad fiasco

Public debate and discussion have emerged as Pakistan's intangible yet consequential power centre

We can look forward to stable times in Pakistan

Pakistan’s relations with the US are in the throes of readjustments

The former first lady must be given her due place in Pakistan's quest for democracy

Asma Jehangir could have a powerful influence on legal process in the country

The death sentence issued against a Christian woman highlights the need to reform legislation discriminating against minorities

Davis saga is less about diplomatic immunity and more about addressing the chronic issue of mutual distrust through transparent and candid dialogue

Unlike previous rulers, Musharraf, who was charge-sheeted under Article 6 and appeared before a court for treason charges, was treated with kid gloves

Islamabad's strong indication to reopen Nato supply routes is welcome as it needs to partner with Washington to be part of Afghan peace process

Gilani has agreed to set up a committee tasked with answering one question about Bhutto's death, but this is insufficient