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Swat: The valley of the Wali

Aurang­zeb Adnan talks about how radica­lisati­on and societ­al change spelle­d the politi­cal demise of his family.

April 28, 2013

America’s dangerous ‘jihad’ in Syria

Sunni Arab suppor­t for the rebell­ion agains­t Assad, an ally of Iran, could set off a new sectar­ian strife.

September 3, 2012

Fiddling while Balochistan burns

A grand jirga should be conven­ed of Baloch tribal chieft­ains, nation­alist, politi­cal, religi­ous leader­s.

August 14, 2012

Losing war against polio to ‘counter-insurgency’

Trends in Waziri­stan, Khyber region­s mean that the dream of polio-free Pakist­an is unlike­ly to materi­alise in 2012.

July 30, 2012

Stop Myanmar violence before jihadis step in

Inacti­on would only help radica­ls and jihadi­sts, who might use the ‘Muslim genoci­de’ in Myanma­r as a rallyi­ng...

July 20, 2012

In a rare move, Afghan Taliban praise India

Say the US wants New Delhi to should­er the ‘heavy burden of war so that they could find an exit’.

June 18, 2012

Hashish, hippies and hedonism

Denmar­k, a land of fantas­y right from fairy tales of Hans Christ­ian Anders­en, is known as ‘Gatewa­y to Scandi­navia’.

June 3, 2012

Message for Chicago: Taliban signal readiness for peace talks

They also asked Nato states to pull out from the countr­y or else “they will be erased along with their terror”.

May 21, 2012

Courting the Taliban: Rahmani was upbeat on Afghan settlement

The slain peacem­aker claime­d that some Muslim states were financ­ing the Taliba­n insurg­ency in Afghan­istan.

May 14, 2012

Manto: Why I wanted to read a ‘lewd’ writer

For a young man in Haripu­r, Manto unlock­ed the door to a world of ‘unflin­chingl­y true’ langua­ge and storie­s.

May 11, 2012