The Ghost of Benazir: Confronting the Legacy of Pakistan’s “Princess”
“To examine Benazir’s life is to acknowledge that she was neither a hero nor a villain.”
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The Complicated Future of Central and South Asia
Afghanistan and its neighbors face an uncertain future as the American military presence in the region shrinks.
‘What if Both Sides Are Bad?’: Truths at War in Kashmir
How Kashmir remains a site of resistance in an increasingly fraught world.
History and Horror: Nations Struggle with Relics of Evil Past
Will Osama bin-Laden’s compound be turned into a playground? Arvin Anoop covers the controversy surrounding the al-Qaeda founder’s former home and takes us through what other countries have done with problematic landmarks.
He Named Me Malala: The Girl Behind the Heroine
Scenes of Malala at home with her family show her to be self-effacing and funny. She fights with her brothers, worries about fitting in at school, and blushes at photos of Brad Pitt.
An Interview with Mohammad Jibran Nasir, Pakistani Counter-Terrorism Activist
Maria Fernandez sits down with a driven and inspiring Pakistani activist who explains what he is fighting for and why his movement is turning heads all around the world.
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