Will Peshawar attack change Pakistan’s policy on terror?
Pakistan’s predicament is a sad tale of domestic Islamist identity enmeshed with the regional dynamics. The...
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Peshawar attack: Pakistan’s 9/11 moment?
Pakistan faces a challenge largely of its own creation and only political processes can correct...
Kal bhi woh darte the
A few lines I wrote after Malala’s Nobel and some of the reactions of Pakistanis on...
Meeting Samiya
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I saw Dukhtar with the film’s protagonist, rekindling memories personal and political It was utterly delightful...
The Rise of Religious Intolerance in Pakistan: Implications for Democratic Development and Human Rights
My talk at the National Endowment for Democracy on religious intolerance in Pakistan. Raza Rumi...
Citizen of the world
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He wanted variety and could not confine himself to a uni-dimensional career or vocation. Other than...
Pakistan’s beleaguered Hazaras
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The attack on the Hazara community in Quetta last month, which left 10 dead and many...
