A war-like situation exists in Balochistan and the government seems totally helpless – in fact, most legislators cannot even visit their own constituencies. Syndicated from: Newsline » News & Politics

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Forty-nine journalists have died of violence in the country since 2002 and most belong to the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA). Syndicated from: Newsline » News & Politics

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The case for and against the creation of new provinces takes centre stage as the 20th Constitutional Amendment Bill is introduced in parliament. Syndicated from: Newsline » News & Politics

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Will the Election Commission of Pakistan succeed in compiling error-free computerised electoral rolls or will the procedure remain a distant dream? Syndicated from: Newsline » News & Politics

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The Memogate and the NRO cases marked the height of the triangular battle between the PPP, the Supreme Court and the GHQ. Syndicated from: Newsline » News & Politics

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In our latest poster in the “Movie Poster Warehouse” series, we take on the men in khakis. Syndicated from: Newsline » News & Politics

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“I am always inside my work; I go into my canvas in a bid for resolution, follow my hand, and once I’ve resolved my issues and had enough, I leave it.” Syndicated from: Newsline » People

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On February 8, 2012, Nasim Wali Khan had her application for senator rejected by the ANP party parliamentary board. Here’s a look at the former provincial president of the ANP and the first-ever woman directly elected to Pakistan’s national parliament. Syndicated from: Newsline » People

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The verdict on the Memogate scandal is yet to be given but the government and judiciary, among many others, have a lot to answer for. Syndicated from: Newsline » News & Politics

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“The real credit goes to the women of Chitral who would badger me to give them designs to embroider, every time I visited the valley.” Syndicated from: Newsline » People

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“The documentary Saving Face is about brave women who have suffered a lot and it ends on a positive note.” Syndicated from: Newsline » People

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From the politically motivated exclusion of Salman Rushdie from the Jaipur Literary Festival to the exploitation of the people of the Andaman islands, Sujoy Dhar updates us with news from India. Syndicated from: Newsline » Viewpoint

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Altaf Hussain replaces Jack Nicholson in the Stanley Kubrick classic horror film The Shining The Whining. Syndicated from: Newsline » News & Politics

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The debate on the creation of new provinces rages in the country and Newsline examines the constitutional, legal, administrative and economic implications of this step. Syndicated from: Newsline » News & Politics

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