"Politicians will start lining up to the new army chief the day I take off my uniform," a visibly agitated President Musharraf told a group of pro-government senators as he argued why he could not accept the opposition's demand.........detail

This year the subcontinent's summer does not look to be one of diplomatic discontent. A string of confidence-building measures by Delhi and Islamabad has radically changed the diplomatic environment in South Asia......detail

Not a hundred Osama bin Ladens, as the Egyptian president predicted, but a dozen or so Hosni Mubaraks. Ostensibly benevolent despotisms shrouded in the hijab of bourgeoise democracy. An American base or two in every country......detail

"If we can describe the current status of the Arab League as splintered, it is mainly due to the collapse of the concept of multilateralism, and the preference of the individual members of the League to follow a bilateral orientation in their relations."- Prince of Jordan.....detail

The war may have ended, but every day reveals a new tale - a new tragedy - a new sorrow. Many thousands of miles away from the scene, here in the city of Lahore, linked by the bond of a common faith, we weep for those we consider our brothers. And sisters.....detail

We've done it again! Following Newsline's sweep of the APNS awards - we bagged the Best Column, Best Investigative Report and Best Special Report awards - the magazine has another feather to add to its cap! This time around, Newsline's Senior Editor, Sairah Irshad Khan......detail