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Hope replaces fear in Iran

Sholeh Irani · Mar 30, 2012

On Feb. 20, people went out again to mourn the two youth killed during the demonstrations. The regime claimed that one of the martyrs, Sane Zhale, originally a Kurd, was in fact a Basiji and a spy for the secret police. The regime claimed that he was killed by …

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Cartoon: 29 March 2012

Sabir Nazar · Mar 29, 2012

Viewpoint editorial cartoon

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‘Fake’ Swat video: Flogging Talib arrested for real

Adnan Farooq · Mar 27, 2012

Fazal Hadi, was arrested by a raiding team at his ancestral area Asbarn when he returned from Sindh province, where he had been hiding since 2009…The FIR of the occurrence was registered at Charbagh police station on Nov 30, 2010, nearly two years after the in …

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Tragedy or farce? Perhaps both

Ahmad Seyf · Mar 26, 2012

At the very beginning of The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte, Karl Marx wrote: “ Hegel remarks somewhere that all the great events and characters of world history occur, so to speak, twice. He forgot to add: the first time as tragedy, the second as farc …

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Islamists’ secularist hypocrisy

Nayyer Khan · Mar 24, 2012

Islamists love secularism in DarulHarab (house of war). As for Darul Salam (house of peace) they want rigid mono-religious and totally intolerant society The modern conception of human rights, demands equal treatment and rights for all. The underlying basis of …

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Cartoon: 22 March 2012

Sabir Nazar · Mar 22, 2012

Viewpoint editorial cartoon

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The balance of power in Pakistan

Ishtiaq Ahmed · Mar 22, 2012

At present US support is on the side of the PPP-led government. Can that ensure a balance of power in Pakistan? In the last few weeks politics in Pakistan has exhibited volatility that could have ended with an explosion. Either the military would have carried …

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The unholy troika

D. Asghar · Mar 22, 2012

Nazwz Sharif who supposedly credits himself, for the restoration of deposed judiciary, seems to be back in action, playing for his former king makers. Fact is that, Mr. Sharif has realized, that he has to sing the Khaki tune to be back Looking back at 2007, pe …

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Arab revolutions’ first anniversary: Gilbert Achcar

Viewpoint · Mar 22, 2012

One year after the start of a revolutionary process which swept through the Arab region and continues today, International Viewpoint asked Gilbert Achcar to look at the current state of play throughout the region. This interview was conducted on December 14, 2 …

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Crisis could open pitch to cricketer: Jonathan Manthorpe

Viewpoint · Mar 22, 2012

If the civilian government in Pakistan survives its current confrontation with the courts and the military, the big winner may be the playboy international cricket star often dismissed as a political gadfly, Imran Khan. The crisis that has been building since …

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Dead men talking: Arundhati Roy

Viewpoint · Mar 22, 2012

On September 23, 2011, at about three in the morning, within hours of his arrival at the Delhi airport, the US radio journalist David Barsamian was deported. This dangerous man, who produces independent, free-to-air programs for public radio, has been visiting …

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Facts Are Facts (Part 6)

Wali Khan · Mar 22, 2012

Published in 1986, ‘Facts are Facts’ by the late Wali Khan was an instant hit. ‘Facts are Facts’ is an attempt to contest text book versions of Pakistan’s history. In a bid to generate debate, the Viewpoint is serializing this text in its entirety Although the …

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Judiciary stressing its suzerainty: Kamran Shafi

Adnan Farooq · Mar 22, 2012

It was right to support the lawyers’ movement. However, I among others who took part in that movement feel uneasy at the over-hyper activity of the Supreme Court ‘I am sorely disappointed both with Nawaz Sharif himself going to court, and by the walk-out of th …

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Risk of famine in Iran

Ahmad Seyf · Mar 22, 2012

If economic sanctions are extended, they would increase the probability of creating famine and food shortage in Iran Iran’s Customs Department has recently published data on country’s foreign trade from 1981to September- 2011. What is missing here is Iran’s ex …

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The Bhati Gate Scandal

Hakim Hazik · Mar 22, 2012

O yes, the Sipah Salar Sahib has also reappeared. Before, he was signing the peace treaties with Taliban or hiding under the table in the GHQ when the hostage takers came for an educational tour Lau ji take that, Tzasab is going to the Sapreem Coat, and nat yo …

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The last image

Hassan N. Gardezi · Mar 22, 2012

“Listen,” he said, peering out of the thick collars of his overcoat, “is it possible to arrange for a little cash? just about twenty rupees?” “Certainly!” I said, thrilled that I was being asked to do something by Minto sahib It was a cold January morning of L …

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Learning lessons from the “Arab-Spring”

M. Husain Sadar · Mar 11, 2012

The sudden burst of “Arab Spring” created a difficult dilemma for the Western leaders in general but the US leadership in particular. This fast evolving phenomenon exposed Western hypocrisy for paying only lip service for the cause of ‘real democracy’ The stru …

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Salmaan Taseer: The political context of a ‘religious’ assassination

Beena Sarwar · Mar 9, 2012

Enforce rule of law, expose hypocrisy of the Taliban mentality Just over a year ago, Punjab Governor Salmaan Taseer was assassinated in the most cowardly manner by a government-assigned security guard. Mumtaz Qadri, a member of the Punjab Elite Force assigned …

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The myths of our history IV: Muslim ‘Character’ in the ‘Golden Age’

Dr. Ali Madeeh Hashmi · Mar 8, 2012

Existing ‘Islamic governments’ present us with three alternatives: Saudi Arabian model of hereditary monarchy, Afghanistan’s ‘Taliban’ model to impose the tribal confederacy structure of ancient Arabia and ‘Velayet-e-Faqih’ model prevalent in Iran. None of the …

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For Army, all is fair and balmy

Waseem Altaf · Mar 2, 2012

Army’s role in splintering Pakistan was largely ignored by successive governments. Bhutto personally ordered that each and every copy of the Hamood ur Rehman Report be burnt. A copy of the final report was however saved, which was leaked and publishe d in Indi …

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