KARACHI: They are Pakistanis, Afghans, Arabs, Germans, Turks, Libyans, Sudanese, Uzbeks, Kyrgyz and Uighurs. They operate from Bajaur in the north to the Waziristans in the south.
Published18 Feb, 201312:00am
If the latest electoral rolls are used in their current form, there are parts of the country where fewer Pakistanis will be
Published03 Aug, 201207:11am
KARACHI: “Rukhsana says that if she has to bear the consequences [of the film], so be it,” says Bilquis, a staff member at the Acid Survivors Foundation in Islamabad, where the acid attack victims featured in co-director Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy`s Oscar-winn
Published27 Feb, 201209:34pm
KARACHI, Feb 12: With fewer literary heavyweights on the schedule and a smaller crowd, day two of the Karachi Literature Festival did not bring the increased attendance and excitement one would have expected on a Sunday.
Published12 Feb, 201211:50pm
KARACHI, Feb 11: Challenging him on everything from his alleged pro-military bias to why he thinks a majority of the Punjabis support Lashkar-i-Taiba and Jamaat-ud-Dawa, analyst Ayesha Siddiqa subjected British author Anatol Lieven to a grilling at the Ka
Published11 Feb, 201207:51pm
WikiLeaks has been a thorn in the side of even relatively transparent governments. For Pakistan’s politicians and its security establishment — people accustomed to running the country from behind closed doors — the public
Published31 Dec, 201101:50am
