SPECTRUM: The Drama Queens of Pakistan’s Politics Husain Haqqani may be out to ingratiate himself to the Trump administration, but is he really the only villain? Updated 01 Apr, 2017 05:29pm
IN MEMORIAM: The last of the cricketing greats The writer, lucky enough to accompany the Pakistan cricket team as a child on their first tour of England, remembers Published 05 Feb, 2017 06:59am
View From US: Threading Pakistani roots with life in America Sabeeha Rehman’s story is a journey to define an American Muslim identity for herself and her family Updated 15 Jan, 2017 09:14am
View From US: Making 2017 the year of curiosity What golden nugget does Brian Grazer hope to unearth in his curiosity conversations? Updated 01 Jan, 2017 11:28am
View From US: The internet-borne epidemic of fake news Will Trump’s White House be a breeding ground of fake news and conspiracy theories? Published 18 Dec, 2016 07:01am
View From US: Muslims in the time of Trump Divergent Muslim-American voices speak of standing up to religious bigotry and integrating in mainstream society to shun Updated 04 Dec, 2016 09:22am
View from US: Pulpits and lies The first presidential debate on Sept 26 between Clinton and Trump could be the most watched event on US television Published 25 Sep, 2016 07:02am
View from US: The death-spiral of Pakistan hockey Rio sounded hockey’s death knell in Pakistan. Will it yet live to see another Olympics? Updated 15 Sep, 2016 01:17pm
All hail the disrupters! It’s disruption that made science and technology reach for the moon Published 28 Aug, 2016 07:25am
View from US: The business of being first gentleman Will American presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton have an asset or liability in her husband? Published 14 Aug, 2016 07:09am
Politics: The daughter also rises Chelsea Clinton remembers visiting Pakistan with her mother as a 15-year-old. At a reception in Islamabad, wearing Updated 12 Aug, 2016 03:54am
Darul Uloom Haqqania — When the past is present Will the beautiful landscape of Akora Khattak of the ’70s and ’80s where I roamed free from fear, breed more jihadis? Published 17 Jul, 2016 07:27am
Asif Ali Zardari: The man minus his mojo How come when in power, VVIPs are robust, but when shorn of authority, they are laid up with anxiety? Published 03 Jul, 2016 07:01am
View from US: Greetings from the West Bank A letter from Hebron describes how Palestinians in the city of Prophet Ibrahim are living in fear and dread Published 19 Jun, 2016 06:11am
Letter from Jerusalem The sun was setting, a gentle breeze made the evening more beauteous as the blue of the sky turned into a riot of Published 05 Jun, 2016 07:00am
View from US: Sadiq Khan can enter US, says Trump Can Donald Trump be trusted with receiving top-secret classified CIA intelligence briefings when he is finally crowned Published 22 May, 2016 07:00am
View from US: History’s most notorious tax evader The judicial commission must zero in on tax evasion by 200 Pakistanis, including the three children of Nawaz Sharif. Published 08 May, 2016 06:44am
View from US: Remembrance of Sharifs’ past The Sharifs’ thoughtlessness and utter contempt for the Fourth Estate was meanwhile taking a heavy toll on our patience. Published 24 Apr, 2016 07:48am
View from US: A mortal, neither saint nor sinner The evil that men do lives after them / The good is oft interred with their bones / So let it be with Caesar — Published 10 Apr, 2016 06:30am
We had big dreams for our son: How social taboo is fuelling Pakistan’s drug addiction “Every night I prayed to thank God for granting me a son. Since his death, I’ve stopped.” Updated 27 Mar, 2016 01:15pm
