Apr 05 2013
By William Dalrymple As bullets fly, men duck, and America flees, Nancy Hatch Dupree is quietly saving Afghanistan’s history.
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He’s 85. He’s outspoken. He’s a former attorney-general, Supreme Court justice, and governor. He’s Pakistan’s best bet for free and fair elections. But can Chief Election Commissioner Fakhruddin G. Ebrahim deliver?
King Abdullah knew just how to talk to an American reporter, but what he said could be disastrous for him in the Middle East.
A Jesuit pope, a golden opportunity for change. bemus papam! The first Jesuit. The first pope from the Americas. And, at first, bafflement on St. Peter’s Square since Jorge Mario Bergoglio wasn’t exactly a household name. Then, there was an absolutely palpable joy, spreading first around the square, and then out, around the world. The […]
When the invasion began, newsrooms around the world faced awful decisions about whether to put their reporters in harm’s way for the truth.
Qazi Hussain Ahmed was a moderate among the mullahs. His death leaves Pakistan’s religious right untempered.
The startling allegations leveled by the Pakistani-American businessman and citizen diplomat have already claimed their first casualty. Meet the man who blew the whistle on Memogate.
At least eight men of Pakistani origin also died in Manhattan that ineffably tragic day 10 years ago. Here are their stories and why we’ve chosen to forget them.
In the Islamic republic, it’s the ladies who are tearing up the pitch and storming the gentleman’s game.
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