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Articles tagged with: MQM
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The policy of appeasement pursued by successive governments has stood in the way of resolving Karachi’s ethnic turf wars.
Editorial, Opinion »
There is a way of addressing tragedy, disaster and violence. And it is unfortunate that those who need to be the most sensitive at such times end up being the most insensitive.
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“The biggest challenge is to maintain your self-respect,” says the father of a young girl who was raped.
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Are the criminalisation of politics and politicisation of crime the biggest problems in Karachi?
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“Criminals have entered every political party,” says Waseem Ahmed, Capital City Police Officer in Karachi.
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“There is no den of heroin or of weapons in Lyari,” says Abdul Qadir Patel, MNA, Pakistan Peoples Party,
Editorial, Opinion »
One would’ve expected the ruling coalition to maintain unity in their ranks and set their sights on winning this war against militancy, instead however, they are engaged in fighting their own petty wars. In Karachi, they are killing each other.
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It has been two years since Benazir Bhutto’s assassination. Here, Mohammed Hanif remembers her life and how it crossed his.
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The army is gunning for President Zardari, and even a massive public relations push is unlikely to save him.
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Demands to cancel KESC’s privatisation are surging. The MQM held its first public demonstration against the electric company on July 22, and its senators, MNAs and nazims held a press conference arguing for the re-nationalisation of KESC. Should KESC have been privatised in the first place? “No,” says a former KESC official.
