The moral grammar of Daniyal Mueenuddin’s Pakistan
This Is Where the Serpent Lives depicts a world shaped by non-Western values
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My viral interview with Pakistan’s defence minister
Also this week: Trailing Trump in Saudi Arabia, and talking to the truth tellers.
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Will India or Pakistan resort to the nuclear option?
Air strikes and the downing of aircraft are just the latest escalation in a long-running conflict.
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India must step back from the brink
International allies are pressuring both India and Pakistan to show restraint.
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Imran Khan: “I’m afraid Pakistan is headed towards martial law”
The country’s former PM warns that its spiralling political crisis could end as a brutal military dictatorship.
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When the internet goes dark
How states are weaponising digital shutdowns to stifle dissent
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The arrest of Imran Khan foreshadows a dark chapter for Pakistan
The surprise arrest has sparked riots, fears of torture and a violent crackdown.
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Climate catastrophes in other countries impact us all
As Pakistan experiences devastating floods, the UK must ask itself how it can help developing nations.
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Even Pakistan’s devastating flooding won’t inspire a green revolution
A third of the country may soon be under water. Will we ever decide it is time to force down…
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Afghans who fled to Pakistan now find their lives blocked at every turn
Refugees from the country know they were lucky to escape the Taliban, but now find themselves homeless, stateless and broke.
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How a war fought half a century ago is taking on new relevance in US-India relations
India went to war with Pakistan in 1971. Today, it still finds itself caught between rivals, but its relationship with…
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Will Imran Khan deliver on his promise of a new Pakistan?
The former cricketer brings an enthusiasm for welfare and eliminating corruption.
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“David Cameron should not have owned Tony Blair’s war”
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