Will Pakistan’s grief force it to cut ties with Islamic militants?

By Matthew Green December 17, 2014

Pakistan’s army knew it would pay a price when it launched an offensive in the mountains of North Waziristan. But even in their worst imaginings, few officers could have foreseen the way revenge would be served: an attack on an Army-run school that cost the lives of 132 students. Many were the teenage sons of soldiers.

The blasphemy law in Pakistan

Contemptuous

For once, the government pushes back on intolerance

Sep 8th 2012 | ISLAMABAD | from the print edition

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