Nationalise and be damned
In a country whose leaders are notorious for constantly denying any errors, it was refreshing to hear...
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Law of unintended consequences
Nine years ago today, a friend rang me in Karachi and told me to turn my TV on immediately. In a live...
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If spy agencies cooperated
The recent revelations about a Russian spy network working under deep cover in the US gives us the farcical...
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Endgame in Afghanistan
Scarcely a day goes by without a major story about Afghanistan in mainstream newspapers and TV channels...
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Distortions and delusions
National Geographic aired a programme about the 9/11 conspiracies the other evening. While it did not...
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The Taliban as the Borg
AS a result of being glued to our TV screens, watching the fighting and the burgeoning refugee crisis...
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A war without a plan
JUST as the army finally swung into action in Buner and Dir, yet another front has opened, this time...
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Cravenness everywhere
MUST apologise to my readers first off for using the word `craven` so often during the past few months...
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