Posts About Bhutto

Pakistan's Hope Under House Arrest

The best way to honor a Muslim woman leader is to support others who embody such liberal ideals. In Pakistan today, such ideals are under house arrest and in the country’s jails.


Caution: Civil Unrest Ahead

Don’t overlook the real issue: the growing strength of the radical movement in Afghanistan and Pakistan alike.


Pakistan Searches for 'Plan B'

As I see it, every new leader in Pakistan’s history has gained power by coup or assassination.


Not Just Pakistan's Problem

Islamist extremists who can pull off such a daring and coordinated assassination could easily do so in other parts of the world.


Bhutto's Death Raises Larger Issues

Expect rumors and conspiracy theories, and deeper questions about just how committed the U.S. is to democratic change in Pakistan.


Worst Is Yet to Come For Pakistan

Bhutto's assassination is likely to postpone January elections and hasten Musharraf's removal - through legal or or illegal means.


Bhutto Conspiracy Theories Will Thrive

The most astounding aspect of the assassination is her security detail’s negligence. Theories will abound as to why.


To Help Pakistan, Fight Iran

The most important thing the West can do to help Pakistan and all other Muslim countries, themselves torn between battling and appeasing the jihadis, is to stand up to jihadi central: Iran.


Hard Choices for Bhutto and Musharraf

Pakistan’s Army needs Bhutto so it can rig elections, create a fractious government and hold on to effective power.


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