“It would not do to hurtle through history like somnambulists, not when there is such a consciousness of youth and possibility.” In the wake of the youth-led revolutions in the Middle East, Madiha Ansari argues for the need of quieter, less spectacular revolutions.
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By Gareth Trew Gaga. Madonna. Bowie. In late 2007, at Carnegie Hall, New York, J.K. Rowling announced to over 1500 youngsters – and subsequently…
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“There is no politically correct way to be gay in Pakistan. Your very existence is politically incorrect,†says a young person in Pakistan. Maria Amir investigates life for an oppressed minority.
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“Ultimately the supposed conflict between religion and art rests entirely on the individuals’ perceptions of both,” writes Maria Amir.
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By Madeeha Ansari with research by Sana Saleem Sensationalism reaches outstanding levels. “If Natha commits suicide, the election will flip.†Such is the power…
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