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  • The al Qaeda question

    Osama may have been given away by his deputy, Egyptian doctor Ayman alZawahiri.

  • Archiving crime

    One must laud the CPLC for having accomplished the Herculean task of digitising Karachi’s crime records.

  • Al Qaeda after Osama

    Has bin Laden’s death registered in the Islamic world? Barring Pakistan, not at all.

  • The dangers of jirgas

    The jirga and panchayat systems continue to wield power only because too many Pakistanis seek quick justice from them.

  • Chapters in carnage

    Chapters telling the story of violence in Balochistan seem to be growing longer and longer with each passing day.

  • Honour and sovereignty

    If Pakistan is internationally isolated, any proud assertion of sovereignty will be of no use.

  • The stigma of rape

    The rape victim faces a mixture of pity, scorn and being ostracised.

  • Back to basics

    After a series of intense meetings in Karachi and Islamabad, MQM has decided to step back into the federal cabinet.

  • Laugh or cry?

    One doesn’t know whether to laugh or cry in response to Foreign Secretary Salman Bashir’s press conference of May 5.

  • Consumer concerns

    Consumer courts set up under Punjab Consumer Act of 2005, have dramatically altered life for people across Punjab.