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Articles tagged with: Daniel Pearl
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
How a man on death row nearly triggered a nuclear war.
Opinion, Viewpoint »
The millions of harrowing images captured by amateur photographers and beamed instantly around the world pose no threat to society. It’s the reality behind them that should be getting our attention
News & Politics »
The hype of a free press cannot mask the deadly statistics of a growing band of journalists who have paid with their lives for reporting the truth in the past six years.
News & Politics »
Terrorist networks use a well-oiled system to finance funding and money transfers.
News & Politics »
Recent arrests and fresh evidence that emerged blow holes in the government’s case against Omar Shaikh – the primary accused in Daniel Pearl’s murder.
News & Politics »
Even though police are catching some of the deadliest terrorists in the country, including Amjad Farooqui and Eid Mohammed, more and more young recruits are joining Pakistan’s militant organisations
News & Politics »
Suicide bombing is no longer either a male preserve, or a foreign one, as the presence of two young Pakistani girls out on a ‘divine’ mission indicates.
Opinion, Speaker's Corner »
“Are we reaching a stage when an on-camera beheading will be seen with a yawn?” asks human rights activist and media practioner Zohra Yusuf, as most channels race to show gruesome images to ostensibly increase their ratings.
News & Politics »
The involvement of police personnel in a series of terrorist attacks sent alarm bells ringing within the administration
News & Politics »
Militants trained for decades by the establishment in Pakistan to further its political agenda abroad are more dangerous than ever – and now the battleground is their own country.
