CultureThe Motorway and the Dark Agesby Ejaz HaiderThis past Sunday, the Lahore-Islamabad stretch of the Motorway collapsed. Let me explain. The Motorway is not just…CultureIsrael's Desperate Gamble is Likely to Backfireby Sunny HundalThe massive shelling of Gaza by Israeli forces, which they say is in retaliation for rocket fire from Hamas, has predi…CultureThe Zonneveld Experience in Gloucester Roadby Farouk PeruI do like cold West London evenings. It reminds me of the time when I used to meet up friends for a religious natter (…CultureThe Revolution Becomes More Islamistby Robin Yassin-KassabLike ‘armed gangs’, armed Islamists are one of the Syrian regime’s self-fulfilling prophecies. Most grassroots o…CultureWhat would the Prophet do? A Case for Introspectionby Adil AzimAs I skimmed through the BBC website, the headlines revolved around the growth of the global economy growing weaker, B…CultureSecret Reading in Khartoumby Reem AbbasIn Sudan, the state security apparatus has adopted a new habit: confiscating and banning books. Authors and rights act…CultureSyria's Future Lies in Ruinsby William DalrympleFew forms of conflict are so damaging to a country or its people as a prolonged civil war. By 1939, when Franco's forc…CultureThe Fall of the House of Assadby Robin Yassin-KassabUntil his elder brother Basil died in a car crash, Bashaar al-Assad, Syria’s tyrant, was planning a quiet life as an… PagesFirst ‹ previous … 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 … next › Last
