Does Pakistan figure in the face-saving deal that the US is trying to thrash out with the Taliban in Doha?
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Newsline looks back at the biggest events of 2011 and gives them a satirical spin.
Anti-US sentiment and anti-government chants formed the rallying cry of a cabal of religious groups, including some terrorist organisations, who joined together to form a coalition called the Difaa-e-Pakistan Council.
The State Bank’s annual report makes special mention of the issues of governance and sends out a red alert to the government to fix the economy before Pakistan faces an economic collapse.
Pervez Musharraf oscillated between two possible scenarios for a couple of weeks before finally delaying his imminent return to Pakistan at the end of January. Newsline provides a photo gallery and links to articles in our archives describing the former president’s fortunes over the years.
Forget murder, rape, smuggling, terrorism and corruption – in Pakistan drinking liquor is the mother of all crimes.
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