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  • WikiLeaks: the old, the new and the ugly

    The Wikileaks.org logs provide important insights into the extent of civilian casualties in Afghanistan. The logs also highlight the systematic cover up of civilian deaths.

  • Our culture of intolerance

    It is easy to blame others for misunderstanding us but we need to dissect our own shortcomings which are responsible for the growing intolerance and fanaticism.

  • Guns and poppies in Sindh

    The children in Sindh are being pushed into deadly addiction. They are being given drugs instead of books in their hands. I see no hope for the people of Sindh if this goes on.

  • Another kind of democracy

    People respond much better to brands than they do to politicians. We don’t give brands a second chance. Who says happiness isn’t for sale?

  • The case for Shahid Afridi

    To better understand Shahid Afridi’s motivation is in my opinion folly, to ridicule him is just a demonstration of utter stupidity.

  • A journey into Musharraf’s mind

    An exclusive account of my meeting with General Musharraf this weekend in Dubai where I asked him what the extension given to General Kayani really means for politics.

  • Why we need special economic zones

    The government has to construct and organise zones that offer opportunities for business to young people. Investment friendly zones are vital.

  • Rebuilding an emperor's dream

    Akbari gate is more of a junkyard than a cultural heritage site. The unfortunate story of the gate is that it was demolished by the British during the Raj.

  • Wikileaks: a deliberate accident

    Wikileaks has revealed documents which although codemned by the White House may build up pressure for a North Waziristan offensive.

  • Pakistan's victory, worth the wait

    I hadn’t thought I would have to wait 15 years to witness this: Pakistan beating Australia in a Test match. The celebration, the happiness, the dancing is justified!