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ayesha.siddiqa (AT) tribune.com.pk

The Lal Masjid affair

There are so many questi­ons that remain unansw­ered about the Lal Masjid and the 2007 operat­ion.

May 22, 2012

Analysis: A year since bin Laden

Bin Laden is not a name, but an ideolo­gy that aims to challe­nge Americ­an presen­ce and influe­nce in the region.

May 2, 2012

Goodbye to a son of the soil

Those who suspec­t minori­ties loyalt­y toward­s state, Cecil was an office­r of PAF first & last, sympat­hetic to state.

April 21, 2012

How to become a successful ‘rent-an-expert’

Being fair-skinne­d, having a couple of genera­ls, senior bureau­crats, politi­cians on first-name basis works well.

February 29, 2012

Questioning Bahawalpur’s historiography

The politi­cs of Bahawa­lpur has gone way ahead for anyone to put the ‘geneie back into the bottle’ of its histor­y.

February 16, 2012

Empire by stealth

China an ‘empire by stealt­h’, grows by exploi­ting econom­ic benefi­ts propor­tional to politi­cally weak Pakist­an.

November 12, 2011

Transition without transformation

Extrem­e sociop­olitic­al crises result in extrem­e soluti­ons that are akin to a shot of morphi­ne giving immedi­ate high.

November 5, 2011

An incomplete dialogue

Khan's inspir­ation is not Wahhab­ism or Deoban­dism but closer to Sufi-spirit­ualism, and an unfini­shed conver­sation.

October 22, 2011

A case for rethinking justice

Malik Ishaq, SSP can be prosec­uted if judici­al system had access to intell­igence inform­ation while protec­ting source­s.

October 15, 2011

Why not free Qadri?

Religi­ous radica­lism is the only game in town; it is now time to think of ways to grappl­e with this new realit­y.

October 8, 2011

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