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Articles tagged with: General Musharraf
People, Q & A »
“Pakistani politicians have a tendency to enhance their own powers; Zulfikar Ali Bhutto should have been different,” says Fatima Bhutto.
News & Politics »
How far has the 18th Amendment gone in undoing the work of military dictators?
News & Politics »
It has been two years since Benazir Bhutto’s assassination. Here, Mohammed Hanif remembers her life and how it crossed his.
News & Politics »
The PPPs criticism of Transparency International’s annual corruption report is without merit.
News & Politics »
Fearful of taking on the powerful religious forces, every incumbent government has refused to take a position on the curriculum and thus quietly allowed young minds to be moulded by fanatics. What may happen a generation later has always been a secondary issue for a government challenged on so many fronts.
News & Politics, People, Q & A »
“MQM has always denounced the politics of arms,” says Farooq Sattar
Editorial, Opinion »
After consistently proclaiming that he was a staunch believer in the freedom of the media, General Musharraf struck a deadly blow to press freedom in the shape of the Pemra Amendment Ordinance 2007.
News & Politics »
Pakistan is in the eye of the storm, with Islamic zealots meting out vigilante justice, pro-democracy rallies becoming larger and more vociferous, fearful residents demanding order and an embattled military-led regime scrambling to maintain its political hold.
Editorial, Opinion »
Even before the dust had settled on the Nawab Bugti incident, the Musharraf government kicked up another raging storm.
News & Politics, People, Q & A »
“When mobs in Karachi burn down public property, is military action taken against them?” asks Jamil Bugti.
