Articles Archive for December 2009
News & Politics »
Late in 2009, nine men were executed for their part in the Urumqi riots of July 5 in Xinjiang, China’s restive western frontier province. The subsequent brutal crackdown testifies to a long history of oppression of Uighur Muslims who call the region home.
Blog Row, Sport Report »
The sportsmen who are consistently ignored by list-makers.
News & Politics »
After years of unthinking consumption and minimal exploration, Pakistan is now facing a gas shortage.
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
From here on out, how will security agents find bombs hidden inside underwear?
Blog Row, Globetrotting »
What do a hula-hooping guitar man and salmon-throwing fishmongers have in common? They add to the charm of Pike Place Market.
News & Politics »
DHA, KWSB and CBC pass the buck to each other as DHA residents in Karachi continue to suffer from a lack of water.
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
We were all shocked when Benazir was killed but how many were surprised?
News & Politics »
It has been two years since Benazir Bhutto’s assassination. Here, Mohammed Hanif remembers her life and how it crossed his.
News & Politics »
Nisar Baloch was slain for his stand against land-grabbing in Gutter Baghicha, but the campaign he launched must continue.
Art, Arts & Culture »
The element of mystery heightens the search for the true path in R.M. Naeem’s work.
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