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October 10, 2012

Malala Yousufzai sok daa? by Murtaza Haider

by Syed Haider Karrar

Malala Yousafzai

At 14, she is more courageous than I or Ghulam Ahmad Bilour will ever be. The Minister for Railways caved in recently to the Taliban to have his name struck from the Taliban’s hit list. Malala Yousafzai, however, stared down the Taliban until the very moment they shot her in the head yesterday.

While I write to express my disgust with the extremists from the safe confines of a Canadian

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October 8, 2012

Imran Khan, knowingly or unknowingly ‘Taliban’ Khan by Ibrahim Pataudi

by Syed Haider Karrar

Imran Khan          

Imran Khan is guilty of one of two things. He is either guilty of deliberately and knowingly legitimising the Pakistani Taliban as a political force for what he perceives to be his own populist gain, or he is guilty of colossal naivety and unintelligibility.

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October 8, 2012

Mr.Khan- a Better Player than Politician by Affan Khan

by Syed Haider Karrar

Imran Khan
Imran Khan the name that has once again become the topic of almost all drawing room discussions. There is not a single gathering where Mr. Khan is not talked about. The discussions have varying views regarding him, many feel that he is the next Prime Minister and the only hope we as a nation are left with, while others feel that the roar will soon be over and the so-called tsunami will settle down and Khan will disappear.

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October 6, 2012

PTI march: Is peace real objective of Imran Khan? by Ismail Khan

by Schimi

IK addressing a press conference

Few people outside South Waziristan knew Kotkai — a mesh of small hamlets strewn across a hilly area — until, of course, PTI chairman Imran Khan announced his plans to hold his peace rally against CIA-operated drones in Pakistan’s tribal borderlands.

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