Posts Tagged ‘pakistan’
Pakistan: Asma Jahangir at Risk?
By Web Desk
June 6th 2012
The Pakistani government should investigate allegations that elements in the Pakistani military and intelligence agencies have …
Domestic Peace in Pakistan
May 23rd 2012
Pervez Hoodbhoy
Pervez Hoodbhoy, the well-known physicist and peace activist from Pakistan argues that while physically, things might have …
In Pakistan, welfare scheme shows signs of success
April 17th 2012
KALLAR KAHAR: Clutching photocopied ID cards in bony fingers, a roomful of Pakistan’s poorest women sit on gray …
Backchannel diplomacy: Pak-India civil societies to set the agenda for peace
By Arif Rana
March 29th 2012
ISLAMABAD: The ‘ultimate goal’ of peace will be top priority for a group of former military …
Pakistan floods: The forgotton people
By Naseer Memon
February 24th 2012
Recently, a report titled Pakistan flood emergency: Lessons from a continuing crisis was prepared by a …
The lost mission
By Syed Hasam Ali
February 17th 2012
Human beings could be influenced by three major forms of power i.e. direct physical …
Pakistan primed for class revolution
By Salman Haqqi
February 10th 2012
A thought came to mind as I stepped out of a shoe store. I had just …
Is Pakistani cinema dead?
By Paaras Abbas
February 10th 2012
In an era when Pakistan holds centre stage in world news for stories ranging from match …
Two countries, one purpose
By Anwar Akhtar FRSA
Published in the RSA journal
Greater involvement of the British Pakistani community in the debate about Pakistan’s future …