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[13 Oct 2002 | Comments Off | Hasan Akbar]
The Rise of the King’s Party

With the PML-N in disarray, the battle for Punjab will be fought out by the PPPP and the PML-Q.

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[13 Oct 2002 | Comments Off | Massoud Ansari]
A Foregone Conclusion?

Has a PPPP defeat been engineered in Sindh?

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[13 Oct 2002 | Comments Off | Zahid Hussain]
The General’s Selection

Sending shock waves through the nation is the government’s decision to allow Azam Tariq, the leader of the outlawed extremist religious party, Sipah-e-Sahaba, to stand for a National Assembly seat from Jhang.

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[13 Sep 2002 | 2 Comments | Mazhar Abbas]

Muttahida is all set to dominate the political scene in Sindh.

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[13 Sep 2002 | Comments Off | Massoud Ansari]
Past Tense?

Does the rejection of Benazir Bhutto’s nomination papers signal a permanent end to her political career?

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[13 Sep 2002 | Comments Off | Uzam Adil]
Politics in Exile

The Sharifs might be down and out – but they’re not ready to say die.

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[13 Sep 2002 | Comments Off | Zahid Hussain]
How to Steal an Election

For several weeks before the nominations were filed, Tariq Aziz, President Musharraf’s powerful principal secretary, had camped out in Lahore, wheeling and dealing with politicians.

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[7 Jul 2002 | Comments Off | Amir Zia]
A No-Win Situation

Will Benazir be able to broker her way out of self-exile to a triumphant home-coming?

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[15 Apr 2002 | Comments Off | Tehmina Ahmed]
Interview: Raza Rabbani

“If it is the law of the jungle, then any and everything prevails,” says Senator Raza Rabbani, Acting Secretary General, PPP.

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[15 Apr 2002 | Comments Off | Savair Akram]
Interview: Tehmina Daultana

“This referendum could bring about a 1970s-like situation,” says Tehmina Daultana, vice-president, PML(N),and vice-president, Alliance for the Restoration of Democracy (ARD).