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Pakistani politics

Pakistan: Loud and Ineffectual Fundamentalism

Published December 18, 2017by Alia Ahmed 3 Comments

by Alia Ahmed The religious protesters who blocked the Faizabad Interchange—connecting the twin cities of Islamabad, the Pakistani capital, and the garrison town of Rawalpindi—last month had important things to discuss. For instance, could one have really drunk the urine… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Pakistan Alia Ahmed, Faizabad protest, Pakistan, Pakistani politics, Political Islam

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