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Pakistan

The Last and Lost War of Pakistan

MJ Akbar

Pulwama borrows from a history of deception and subversion

Kashmir: Josh Gone Awry

Brashness inspired by a Hindi film cannot help in Kashmir

Best of Books 2018: Politics

The American role and the nature of Pakistan

Navjot Singh Sidhu: The Performer Unmasked

Navjot Singh Sidhu strikes a chord with the masses, but at a political cost

Fatima Bhutto: ‘I like women who are not afraid to cut down giants’

The new novel by Fatima Bhutto returns to questions of identity and power. She talks to Shikha Kumar about the politics of imagination

The Longest Night of Mumbai

Embers still burn within the survivors

It’s Not Blasphemous

Extremists in Pakistan fail to see that the acquittal of Asia Bibi is not unIslamic

Into the Forbidden Zone

The cost of conflict across the Line of Control

Mohammed Hanif: ‘There is nothing left to satirise’

Mohammed Hanif’s new novel takes flight when a plane crashes. The author tells Nandini Nair why death is the only lover who does not betray her promise

A Convenient Penal Tool

On Sidhu’s hug and sedition in India

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