Mini Kapoor
Tony Blair’s announcement of a late June exit has given Britons an opportunity to mull over the changes of the past decade.
Will Karachi outdo Lahore today? Will the MQM outdo Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry? Or could President Musharraf mop up the numbers in Islamabad toda
They have, predictably, got round to asking whether British Prime Minister Tony Blair made too long his goodbye.
The World Bank’s vice president for South Asia, Praful Patel, was in Pakistan recently and surprised observers by offering to “seriously consider” fun
Even as our bones and teeth soften, the rest of our body hardens,” explains Atul Gawande while detailing the bodily implications of getting older in t
Something quite historic happened in 2006, says Shawn Tully, editor-at-large of FORTUNE in the cover story for the magazine’s...
With enough indication of a much anticipated “deal” between PPP chief Benazir Bhutto and President Pervez Musharraf coming through, analysts in Pakist
The three leading candidates for the French presidency cut such interesting political profiles that The Economist, in its cover leader...
By week’s end, Daily Times gathered some strands of President Musharraf current troubles (‘Divided government fights on many fronts’): The standoff at
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Daily Times reported on Friday that elders of the Ahmadzai Wazir tribe have formally requested the government for air support and supply of
Interesting times beget interesting questions. And in his customary front-page editorial for the weekly newspaper, The Friday Times, editor Najam Seth
Cricket is just a game. But it has been the arena in which so many of the major issues in Pakistan have played out
Every four years, the same teams — why? Imperialism was probably cricket’s only effective proselytiser
Will agenda dominate the fight for the US presidency, or identity? As Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama enter the fray, the answer may lie in the books
The return of the former captain will not hand India a formula to regain the winning habit
A new political tool to measure stability draws intriguing questions about the world’s most populous country
Does the runaway success of books like Bob Woodward’s make a case for psephology through American bestseller lists?
To mourn a career now in a shambles, after repeated confirmations of steroid use this week, take a look at the contradictions Shoaib Akhtar’s left his
