Articles by Ghazi Salahuddin
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An account of Asghar Khan’s prolonged sojourn into the highs and lows of Pakistani politics.
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Is it too early to write Pakistan’s epitaph? According to Stephen Cohen’s analysis in his book, The Idea of Pakistan, there is hope yet.
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America’s involvement with Pakistan remains a prominent feature of Talbott’s engaging memoir, whose main focus is US-India relations.
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While the friendship between India and Pakistan flourishes, former High Commissioners of both countries recall the turbulent relationship of the past.
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Christina Lamb embellishes her account of travel through Afghanistan with a touch of fiction.
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Eminent journalist, Ghazi Salahuddin, talks about his experience in Geo’s ‘War Room’ and of how impossible it was to remain objective in the light of the sufferings of the Iraqi people.
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Khaled Ahmed’s reflections reveal the real men behind the national heroes, debunking the ideological myths surrounding them.
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F.S.Aijazuddin provides fresh insights into historic events linking China,Pakistan and the US, through secret White House documents, declassified after three decades.
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Dr. Rafiq Zakaria’s account of Pakistan’s founder betrays a certain prejudice.
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