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A dead journalist’s story
Saleem Shahzad filed a story by way of this report. There is no justice for those killed by a powerful murderer.
What a government should always do
Politics is dirty. Important game players indulge in corruption, nepotism, fraud and do anything to stay in power.
Salmaan Taseer on Twitter: Last man standing against Blasphemy laws
"Covered in the cloak of religion even a puny dwarf imagines himself a monster. Important to face, call their bluff."
Salmaan Taseer on Twitter: Razor sharp wit, funny quips
The best thing about Salmaan Taseer's tweets was that they were uncensored and relentless.
The Pied Piper in Karachi
It seems that Imran Khan is falling victim to the very change he is fighting for: the love of the kursi.
A different kind of ‘change’
While PTI’s members continue to remain responsive to the press; arranging a meeting with Khan is not an easy task...
A nation that lies
Rather than playing to the galley, Pakistani authorities must stop lying to the world and their people.
Facebook ban, PTI trolls steal the limelight at internet report launch
German PhD candidate focuses on political potential of new information technologies.
I’m a ghairatmand Pakistani
Didn't the Americans create these terrorists in the first place? It’s only fair that they pay for it.
Forty4 beckons those with a palate for pan-Oriental food
New restaurant in Clifton boasts of a Malaysian chef and soothing ambience.
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