Tag: Benazir Bhutto
Article 63-A: Confessions of a voter
Those were the day when Farooq Leghari was the president of Pakistan. He had already dismissed the government of his benefactor Bibi Sahiba Shaheed...
A Tumultuous Tenure
Javed Jabbar’s account of his six years as a senator for the Pakistan People’s Party might be the most honest portrait of Benazir Bhutto yet
Of Weddings, Dresses, Dynasties and Politics of the Poor & Dispossessed
When Bakhtawar’s engagement was announced last year, there was a lot of speculation as to the antecedents of her fiancé.
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Reshaping Pakistan
The days immediately after independence may not have been ideal for strengthening the roots of democracy, what befell the country in the subsequent decades has been harrowing
Provocation that did not work
It seems that the US political and military thinkers and strategists now firmly believe in enticing and provoking China into a military conflict, before it overtakes America in the fields of economy
The New Great Game- A Pakistani Perspective
South Asia appears to be the next battleground where world powers will compete to seize the moment in a bid to lead the world; the New Great Game
Pakistan condemns Indian attempts to politicize Chess Olympiad
Islamabad condemned India’s act to politicize the 44th Chess...
Punjab & the Mockery of Democracy
‘Civilization begins with order, grows with liberty and dies...