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Pakistan

When Even Horror Fails

Tufail Ahmad

The Peshawar school massacre will not change Pakistani policy

Escape from Defeat

What’s behind the outrage over Pakistani hockey players’ rudeness towards spectators

Big Dreams in an Impossible Job

Can Ashraf Ghani save Afghanistan? The new President in conversation with James Astill

The Lady India Loved to Hate

The fall of Robin L Raphel and an old diplomatic peeve

Triad of Trouble

Pakistan’s experiment with democracy is as incendiary as ever

In the Line of Fire

We travel through villages along the LoC in Jammu & Kashmir to chronicle lives scarred by the never ending hostilities between India and Pakistan

Myth of the safe scribe

Is the threatened journalist a Pakistani curse alone?

Suddenly Indian

Turtuk was a border region in Pakistan until 1971. One fine day, it became a part of India. The unsettling effects of this switch are still visible

All Shapes and Sizes

On Pakistan’s ‘rat children’

‘Ideologies do not stop at cantonment gates’

Near the beginning of his book, What’s Wrong With Pakistan?, eminent Pakistani journalist Babar Ayaz offers a diagnosis that the country has a genetic defect

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