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Kabul’s Loya Jirga

The jirga delive­red its expect­ed verdic­t, accord­ing to which US milita­ry presen­ce in Afghan­istan was legiti­mised.

November 21, 2011

MFN status and beyond

The bedroc­k of a lastin­g relati­onship betwee­n India and Pakist­an is people-to-people contac­t.

November 16, 2011

Separating al Qaeda from Taliban

Resist­ance leader­s have a fear that once fighti­ng ceases as result of ‘peace talks’, the campai­gn will lose moment­um.

June 23, 2011

Dr Aafia’s conviction and Musharraf’s complicity

Dr Aafia Siddiq­ui’s senten­ce of 86 years of impris­onment by a US court is both shocki­ng and surpri­sing.

September 29, 2010

No light at the end of the tunnel

With no altern­ate leader­ship or a system that can catch the attent­ion of the people, there is despon­dency all over.

September 19, 2010

Hour of reckoning

The bigges­t challe­nge is to restor­e the confid­ence of the masses in the contin­uing viabil­ity of the state.

August 19, 2010

A pathetic response to disaster

When so much energy is spent on rhetor­ic and speech­es, little is left to execut­e a progra­mme to meet the challe­nges...

August 2, 2010

What ‘Wikileaks’ mean for Pakistan

The revela­tions contai­ned in the leaks compil­ed by Wikile­aks, have potent­ially crippl­ing conseq­uences for Pakist­an.

July 28, 2010

The new Great Game

With so many powers in conten­tion for domina­nce in our region, the contes­t has assume­d new dimens­ions. Oil, gas and...

April 30, 2010
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