Adil Najam Reading Pakistani newspapers is not recommended for the weak of heart. Open yours today, and here is what you find: In Quetta riots have broken out and at least one is dead after the murder of Baluch nationalist leaders. The violence has also Karachi for the same reason and made a city already […]
Bradistan Calling Published memoirs by political figures while they are still politically active can be a risky strategy. In case of now U.S. President Obama it paid huge dividends financially and politically. In the case of Gen. Pervez Musharraf it caused embarrassment and innuendoes. Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gillani’s book, Cha-e-Yousuf Say Sada, was […]
Adil Najam Pakistan Day is a day of celebration. But it is also a day of reflection on what we have been through and what lies ahead of us. In this, the second in our series of special posts to mark Pakistan Day 2009, we want to focus on what lies ahead in terms of […]
