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Opinion: Riots, prisons and us Print E-mail
Thursday, 18 August 2011 15:09
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By Sam Phripp

 

The speeches this week by David Cameron and Ed Milliband made for a very interesting bit of bed-time reading. For me, both the Prime Minister and the Labour leader were pretty wide of the mark.

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A Breakdown of Karachi’s Violence (Part III) Print E-mail
Thursday, 18 August 2011 14:56
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By Kalsoom

 

For those of us on the outside looking in, Karachi’s violence seems exceedingly complex. I’m often left perpetually confused. But last October, journalist Huma Yusuf told me that the mechanics of the conflict are often the same - ethnically driven conflict over turf and power in the city. As we continue to delve into the underlying causes of each upsurge in violence, we observe this same pattern in different iterations.

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Karachi: reading between the lines Print E-mail
Wednesday, 17 August 2011 13:55
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By Avinash Paliwal

 

Kinship ties are crucial in Pakistan, not only for gaining political legitimacy but for maintaining power through well-oiled patronage systems. These linkages restrict political parties from thinking beyond the ambit of their own community and political interests.

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SAFMA seminar: ‘Pakistan, India should develop common interests’ Print E-mail
Wednesday, 17 August 2011 13:50
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By Ali Usman

 

Pakistan and India need to resolve bilateral issues and increase trade for the betterment of the people of the two countries, PML-N President Nawaz Sharif has said. Addressing a seminar titled ‘Building Bridges Together’ arranged by the South Asia Free Media Association (SAFMA) in connection with Independence Day here on Saturday, Sharif said India and Pakistan had a common heritage and culture and he supported talks between the two countries to solve all problems.

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Not being able to buy food Print E-mail
Tuesday, 16 August 2011 16:27
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By Syed Mohammad Ali

 

The government’s inability to curb a predictable spike in food prices during the month of Ramazan is receiving much media attention and criticism. However, this recurrent trend is just the tip of the iceberg of a much larger problem of persistent food price volatility and overall food inflation.

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