Articles by Talib Qizilbash
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Can social media transform democracy in Pakistan? Join our live online chat.
Blog Row, Globetrotting »
This small national park in Tanzania has the potential to unveil nature that remains hidden, or even nonexistent, elsewhere.
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
Transparency International release their 2011 corruption index, and the results reflect the public unrest across the world. Additionally, when the data is compared alongside development indicators, a clear correlation arises.
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In many countries, if six cabinet ministers were forced to resign because of corruption allegations, you’d expect that voters would be baying for the blood of the top boss too. But not in Brazil. The president is cleaning house.
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Besides a peaceful settlement in Afghanistan, human rights, ensuring recent gender gains are not lost in any political compromises and implementing a viable, long-term economic plan are all issues being discussed in Germany.
Blog Row, News & Politics, The Water Cooler »
The media needs to put the spotlight on every political leader, and keep it on, until they all step up and face the scrutiny of the nation.
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
When the Rains Came, a documentary about the 2010 floods, has been selected for the 6th International CMS VATAVARAN Environment and Wildlife Film Festival and Forum in New Delhi.
Business »
A look at the recent major events bruising RIM and impacting the company’s long-term prospects.
Technology »
It’s beautiful (and expensive), but the new smartphone is simply PR and marketing glitz that doesn’t hide or address the perfect storm that has engulfed RIM.
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In Pakistan, we’ve all been held hostage by VIP movements on the road. Here is my rant on the subject.
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