1971: Gen. Yahya Khan, an Ignominy We Ignore

Posted on March 22, 2010
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Adil Najam This post continues our series on the events of 1971. The previous three parts of the series can be read here, here, here and here. It has always surprised me that in all our discussions of the traumas of 1971 the name of Gen. Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan much less frequently than it […]

An 85 Seconds Response to Despondency

Posted on March 20, 2010
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Adil Najam I arrived back in Pakistan early on Friday and, as always happens, have been enjoying good food and frantic conversation ever since. The food I continue to enjoy. The conversations are increasingly disturbing. The palpable disenchatment, but even more than that a sense of despondency – the “we can do nothing” feeling – […]

Muhammad Khan Junejo: How Should We Remember Him?

Posted on March 16, 2010
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Adil Najam Today, March 16th, marks the death anniversary of former Pakistan Prime Minister Mohammad Khan Junejo who died on this date in 1993. It is not a date that is likely to be marked by much ceremony or rememberance.

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