1. Why the vice-presidency still might be Hillary’s
(Newsletter)

...Saturday, 24 May 2008 A senior Pakistani political figure has been assassinated in a drive-by shooting in Karachi, in the country's southern Sindh province. CONTINUE... ...

2. A New Reason to Go to War
(Newsletter)

...bsp; Friday, 11 April 2008 Pakistan: Human rights groups denounce burning to death of up to 7 lawyers in Karachi and call for immediate action. (Follow-up to Jan. 22/08 statement and Feb. 20/08 Stat...

3. Face to Face with Hezbollah
(Newsletter)

...rived in the Arab state as he nears the end of his Middle East tour. CONTINUE... Deadly blast strikes Karachi Top_news By Agencies    Monday, 14 January 2008 At least six people hav...

4. Perfidy of Pakistani Rulers
(Newsletter)

Dear [NAME] Perfidy of Pakistani Rulers Editorial By Liaquat Ali Khan    Monday, 31 December 2007 The Bhutto assassination might force Pakistani rulers to reconsider supporting the war

5. With Bush at the helm, war is inevitable
(Newsletter)

...s landed in Kazakhstan after drifting off course, officials have said. CONTINUE... Bhutto 'blamed' for Karachi deaths Global By Agencies    Sunday, 21 October 2007 An opposition poli...

6. Poodle Skirts, Buzz Cuts, and Bombs
(Newsletter)

...s    Friday, 19 October 2007 More than 130 people have been killed in a twin-bombing attack in Karachi near the convoy of Benazir Bhutto, the former prime minister of Pakistan. CONTINUE......

7. The History Makers
(Newsletter)

...foreign policy – and the possibility of change. Shahram Vahdany FULL STORY... Explosions Near Bhutto in Karachi Top_news By Agencies    Thursday, 18 October 2007 Two explosions went o...

8. Showdown Looming Over Executive Privilege
(Newsletter)

... enjoying it as my two-month sojourn here draws to a close. Islamabad is not quite Pakistan, certainly not Karachi, where I lived for eight years as a madrassah student. But then, it is the best that ...

9. A small prejudice can lead to a great hate
(Newsletter)

... Saturday, 12 May 2007 Political unrest in Pakistan has spiralled with rival groups holding mass rallies Karachi and Islamabad that have left at least 11 people dead and dozens wounded. CONTINUE......

10. Now Pakistan - Sequential Destruction of Muslim Nations
(Editor/Editorial)

...n. They are taking the war to the most populated cities, including Peshawar, Rawalpindi, and Lahore.  Karachi, which appears to be quiet, is sitting on a tinderbox. Karachi can erupt any minute a...