Pakistan

Magazine articles on politics and society in Pakistan.

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TIME Asia November 9, 2009 Aryn Baker	Pakistan's Army Gets Serious It used to be obsessed only with India. But the army and public opinion have now turned against the enemy within
TIME Asia October 26, 2009 Jyoti Thottam	India's War at Home Peace in Kashmir -- as in Afghanistan, Iraq and much of the Middle East -- has long seemed out of reach, but it is just as urgent. India and Pakistan have fought three wars over the territory since 1947
TIME Asia October 26, 2009 Zoher Abdoolcarim	The Moment For seemingly forever, Pakistan has been a state failing in myriad ways. Yet even by its ever treacherous standards, what has occurred over a very bloody recent week is depressing.
TIME Asia August 31, 2009 Tim Kindseth	Lahore Calling These are prolific, topical times for Pakistani fiction.
TIME Asia June 1, 2009 Mark Thompson	The CIA's Silent War in Pakistan In the fight against al-Qaeda, pilotless drones are redefining warfare. But they could be doing more harm than good
TIME Asia May 21, 2009 Aryn Baker	Casualty of War Pakistan's press needs to take a hard look at itself and its level of professionalism. Only then will it live up to its potential, and only then will Pakistan get the media it deserves.
TIME Asia May 14, 2009 Aryn Baker	How Pakistan Failed Itself Beset by feckless leadership and a muddled sense of identity, Pakistan is now plunging into chaos. Why a culture of blame is helping the extremists win.
TIME Asia February 5, 2009 Bobby Ghosh	Pakistan's Prospects Richard Holbrooke, the Obama Administration's new point man for a troubled region, is familiar with tough assignments. But can he balance what the U.S. needs with what Pakistan wants?
TIME Asia January 14, 2009 Neel Mukherjee	Social Studies Pakistani high society gets lampooned, and deliciously so.
TIME Asia December 11, 2008 Jyoti Thottam	Sum of All Fears The terrorist strikes on Mumbai have reignited a six-decade-old dispute between India and Pakistan, with worrisome consequences for the U.S.
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