Beena Sarwar
From the dark years of Zia in Pakistan to the hijab row in India
Writer and politician Javed Jabbar tells the tale of his tangled relations with the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and Benazir Bhutto
India’s strategic planning must take into account not only the changes thrown into relief by the pandemic but also the interconnectedness of global crises
Tariq Ali reports from the fault lines of Afghanistan to make sense of its current trauma
The dismantling of an Islamic state module in Kashmir reveals how its handlers were planning to integrate recruitment across the Indian Subcontinent
Zia-ul-Haq to Edward Heath, a journalist relives his meetings with power people
He stole credit from colleagues and ran a global illegal nuclear proliferation network