Strengthening governance could provide an antidote to problems exploited by terror groups: Rafia Zakaria.
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The high cost of conflict
It will take years before Sri Lanka recovers from the ravages of war, says Irfan Husain. -
Lessons from a past master
Every country would be well-served by a radical public intellectual like Howard Zinn, says Mahir Ali. -
It is within us
We have to realise that “strategic depth” has to come from within us, says Kamran Shafi. -
Don’t want to fight fascism? Climb into a commuter train
Rahul has shown that if the state so desires, it can tame the intractable fascist: Naqvi. -
Two’s company: Acquired immunity
Most of our leaders have acquired immune deficiency on account of corruption virus. -
An intolerant society
Sectarianism and intolerance gone beyond the political realm, are in danger of becoming social norms. -
Smokers’ Corner: Right click for revolution
Pro-Musharraf ‘moderates’ have, at best, sounded like Zia’s 21st century versions. -
The lessons of history
If history is a true record of the past, how do we know we can trust the record-keepers, asks Irfan Husain.
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CULTURE
The play is just called “Palestine” and Najla Said is acting in a one-woman show at an off Broadway theatre in New York.
CRICKET
A new Pakistani cricket game gives gamers and sports fans a more than satisfying experience.
JUSTICE
Aafia's conviction by a Manhattan jury last week has raised more questions than it has answered.
DAWN CLICKS
An image captures the harsh reality of terror attacks, in which so much is lost to satisfy so few.
WORLD
Gripped by poverty, the mainly Muslim but secular region has become susceptible to extremist ideas in past years.
SPORT
“I’m glad Messi is playing football as opposed to freestyling, otherwise I wouldn’t have a job.”



