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The arrests brought pressure on the Taliban and the move was good for the operation in Afghanistan, Holbrooke said. Full Story
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EDITOR'S CHOICE
  • TRAVEL
    Off-roading to Hingol
  • FADING AWAY
    Where are the 'Green Shirts'?
  • TALK BACK
    The women and the myths
  • MEDIA GALLERY left arrow rigth arrow
    HIGHLIGHTS
    • The mysterious case of the grey lady of Bagram
      Why didn’t Aafia Siddiqui's family report her missing in 2003, asks Robert Fisk.
    • Teflon tiger
      Shahbaz Sharif’s party is indeed ideologically very close to the Taliban’s extremist position: Irfan Husain.
    • Strategic dialogue
      The Americans’ desire to ‘get it right’ needs to be balanced against the urgency of the situation.
    • Missing persons
      The judicial commission must probe disappearances that have taken on overtones of political victimisation.
    • Power crisis
      Everyone, it appears, is finding it convenient to blame everything on circular debt now.
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    WEATHER - PAKISTAN
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    CAFE BLACK
    A young, urban, middle-class Pakistani's manifesto.
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    WORLD
    “The antagonists in the forest are disparate and unequal in almost every way," writes Arundhati Roy.
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    PROVINCE
    IGP Tariq Saleem Dogar said the insignia faux pas had hurt feelings of patriotic people, including police personnel.
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    SATIRE
    Our politicians have made a mockery of Pakistan's security situation through squabbling and finger-pointing.
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    CRICKET
    The Pakistan disabled cricket team is the country’s first physically challenged team to embark on a foreign tour.
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    CULTURE
    “Love Sex Aur Dhokha” aims to redefine what is public and what is private to the Indian audiences.