Tag Archives: Karachi
In memoriam: Writers like Intizar Husain never die, they live on in their words and ideas
- Arts & Culture
- Books
- Countries & Regions
- Dawn
- Pakistan
- Publications
- South Asia
- South Asian Literature
In celebrating his pluralistic literary roots, Intizar Husain was a truly contemporary writer. Intizar Husain, the...
Sabeen Mahmud, Martyr for Free Speech
- Countries & Regions
- Extremism
- Human Rights
- Journalism
- New York Times
- Pakistan
- Publications
- Terrorism
- Women
My op-ed for The New York Times The appalling murder in Karachi last week of Sabeen...
Don’t expect a miracle to happen
- Countries & Regions
- Education
- Extremism
- History
- Human Rights
- Pakistan
- Peace
- Publications
- Terrorism
- The Express Tribune
The state has responded by ending the moratorium on the death penalty and convicted terrorists are...
Peshawar attack: Pakistan’s 9/11 moment?
Pakistan faces a challenge largely of its own creation and only political processes can correct...
Karachi airport attack a sign of wider security challenges
The Pakistani Taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack on Karachi airport, that’s killed at least...
Strategic Blunders
Raza Rumi Recent events and statements by the civilian leadership indicate that there is a move...
