Articles by Talib Qizilbash
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
With its official statement, the Pakistani government plays both sides of the death of Osama bin Laden: it wants the world to know that it is against Al-Qaeda but says explicitly that this was a US operation.
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
“Helicopter hovering above Abbottabad at 1AM is a rare event”: With these innocuous words, one Abbottabad man’s observations became the talk of the world.
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
“I have consulted with Mukhtar Mai, and we have decided that a petition seeking review of the judgement of 21st April will be filed soon,” said Aitzaz Ahsan in a written statement.
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
The anger and frustration felt by many sections of society over the recent Supreme Court decision that has allowed five of the six men accused in the gang rape of Mukhtaran Mai to go free is now morphing into action.
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
Here are some articles that track the struggles of Pakistani women and remind us that “no good acts that might have been done to promote the interest of women can erase the anguish and the shame that incidents of rape cause to Pakistani people every year.”
News & Politics »
A new spring has taken hold across the Arab world. But how will world powers react as more stable nations stir and evolve with hope and change?
Blog Row, Sport Report »
In the NDTV interview below, Shahid Afridi has his chance to set the record straight.
Blog Row, Sport Report »
What is your take on Pakistan’s loss?
Blog Row, Sport Report »
Everyone knew the Pakistan cricket team had the talent to win games, but with such ease?
News & Politics »
While the US and Pakistan’s mutual need-based relationship might prevent divorce, new parameters will have to be established to remove the increasing mistrust between the two.
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