Articles Archive for January 2010
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
What exactly ails Pakistan cricket? Aamir Liaquat has the answer.
News & Politics »
Deep inside Pakistan’s turbulent political waters, yet another major fight is building up, threatening to expend national energies in an epic showdown between the country’s largest political party and a strong-minded, resurgent judiciary.
News & Politics »
In the wake of the Supreme Court’s NRO decision, it should be remembered that corruption transcends party affiliation.
News & Politics »
Replacing the PPP with other equally corrupt and exploitative forces would only deepen the country’s political divide, says defence analyst Ayesha Siddiqa.
Arts & Culture, Blog Row, Books, The Water Cooler »
By the standards of literature and academia, J.D. Salinger and Howard Zinn were larger-than-life, known as much for their personalities as their work.
News & Politics »
Muslim women across the globe are fighting against the practice of segregating mosques and shunting women in basements and balconies, instead of main prayer halls, during prayer time.
News & Politics »
Academic and activist Amina Wadud’s attempts to lead mixed prayer congregations have met with abuses like ‘whore’ and ‘CIA agent.’
News & Politics »
Sherifa Khanum is fighting back against the all-male jamaats in Tamil Nadu that use Islam to deny women their rights.
Blog Row, Sport Report »
Here are some scattered thoughts on the Australian Open as it reaches the semi-final stage.
News & Politics »
Full-time foreign correspondents in Pakistan have helped create a better understanding of the country, but it is not always easy – in fact, it’s often dangerous.
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