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Raza Rumi
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The travel ban on 'Dawn' journalist was just a side show in the civil-military conflict in Pakistan
The real issue is about fighting non-state actors, the ongoing street protests and Nawaz Sharif's impending decision to appoint a new army chief.
Raza Rumi
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‘Defeating’ India and ‘controlling’ Afghanistan have been the goals of Pakistan’s Jihad industry
The education ministry indoctrinated young minds and trained a crop of Jihadis through a special madrassa network.
Raza Rumi
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From terror to trade: Eight reasons Pakistanis now want a peace process from Modi and Sharif
The welcome extended to Modi during his short visit to Lahore is proof that the political elites in Pakistan want better ties with India.
Raza Rumi
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The curious case of Pran Puri, the 18th century travelling monk who was discovered and forgotten
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Explained: Why India wants to modify the Indus Water Treaty after 62 years
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How Alexander the Great became Iskandar Zulkarnain, the legendary ancestor of Malay kings
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In Assam, a police crackdown on child marriage leaves a trail of crying women and broken families
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When the British secretly plotted to recruit Russians living in India against Nazi Germany
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Six ideas for Pakistan to defeat the Taliban
There's a lot Pakistan could do to root out terrorism. But will it?
Raza Rumi
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India must take heart from the overtures by Pakistan's civilian administration
India believes that Pakistan's civilian government does not have complete control of its country. That does nothing to further the peace effort.
Raza Rumi