Articles Archive for July 2011
News & Politics »
It’s time to head out of the state of denial about the effectiveness of our defence doctrine and recalibrate our policies to take on the nation’s challenges in a more pragmatic and dispassionate way.
News & Politics »
Is the criticism of the army largely justified or misplaced? Is the military adequately focusing on the most dangerous threats to the nation?
News & Politics, People, Q & A »
“The US cannot dictate that the government open up new fronts in Pakistan,” says Ahmed Mukhtar, Federal Minister of Defence.
People, Q & A »
“All serious writers have dismissed the notion of what’s demanded by the market,” says writer Zulfikar Ghose.
Arts & Culture, Books »
The Taliban Shuffle contains no profound truths or insightful observations on politics, instead there is lots of juicy gossip.
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
There’s another news report circulating of an officer of a Pakistani security institution doing something bad.
Arts & Culture, Books »
A sneak peek at Hanif’s Our Lady of Alice Bhatti.
Blog Row, News & Politics, The Water Cooler »
A Human Rights Watch report highlights horrible stories of torture and emotional pain via a detailed study of the enforced disappearances that have plagued Balochistan for several years and offers a full list of recommendations to the country’s leaders.
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