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Benazir Bhutto
Dynasties’ Daughters and Martyrs’ Widows: Female Leaders and Gender Inequality in Asia
By Mark R. Thompson
How Have Women Leaders Shaped South Asia’s Politics?
By Allia Bukhari
10 Years After Benazir Bhutto's Death, What Lies Ahead for the Pakistan People's Party?
By Umair Jamal
Can the Pakistan People’s Party Restore Itself to Its Past Glory?
By Umair Jamal
The Uri Attack and the Civil-Military Divide in Pakistan’s Kashmir Policy
By Ahsan Yousaf Chaudhary
Why Do Coups Happen in Pakistan: A Rejoinder
By Ahsan Yousaf Chaudhary
Pervez Musharraf Trial: A Gimmick Masked in Legalese?
The trial of the former president and Army chief is unlikely to be the turning point many Pakistanis seek.
Phoenix Rising: Will Nawaz Sharif Lead Pakistan… Again?
At the time of his overthrow in 1999, Sharif was probably the most hated man in Pakistan. He may soon be Prime Minister.
Pakistan's Next Generation of Political Leaders
A youth bulge is being accompanied by the emergence of young politicians from old political families. Can they gain power?
Sweet Nothings and Diplomatic Somethings
A rumored romance between members of Pakistan’s political elite causes amusement and concern in India
Pakistan’s Fracturing President
President Asif Ali Zardari has shown an extraordinary knack for survival. How has a man so tainted with corruption survived?
Fatima Bhutto on Imran Khan
The niece of the late Benazir Bhutto surprises many at the Jaipur festival with a scathing critique of Imran Khan.
Hope After Shahbaz Bhatti
Shehrbano Taseer, daughter of slain Salmaan Tasser, offers hope following Pakistan’s latest assassination.