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Opinion | The Pakistani General Who Wouldn’t Go Away
Keywords: Pakistan,
Tags: Current Focus, India,
Musharraf, the army and Pakistan's democracy
06/27/2013
Grouped Articles
Justice and the armed forces in Pakistan: The general in the dock
Economist 06/27/2013
Making History in Pakistan Simply by Serving a Full Term
New York Times 09/08/2013
Protesting Faction Bows to Pakistan Parliament
Wall Street Journal 09/03/2014
Pakistan Leader's Predicament Shows Power of 'Deep State'
Wall Street Journal 09/10/2014
Opinion: Indian Premier Modi should not isolate Pakistan's Sharif | Opinion | DW.COM | 30.09.2016
DW.COM 09/30/2016
Pakistan's new army chief Qamar Bajwa to lead a 'state within a state' | News | DW.COM | 26.11.2016
DW.COM 11/26/2016
How crony capitalism damages the economies of developing countries from Tunisia to Egypt and Pakistan
10/14/2014
Under Ben-Ali, Mubarak and Musharraf, crony capitalism damaged the economies of Tunisia, Egypt and Pakistan. Declan Walsh's NYT report on Pakistan Railways is a timeless classic of such reporting. Military or military supported dictators handed key state companies or contracts to cronies leading to the mismanagement. For some reason more of this has happened in Arab or Muslim countries and may created the conditions for the democracy protests in the Arab world in 2012-2013. It also happens in countries with a large and growing number of young people in the population. Crony capitaism also exists in Malaysia and other Asian countries but it has not led to the gross mismanagment seen in countries such as Egypt and Pakistan.
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Crony capitalism: Friends in high places
Economist 10/14/2014
Assassination in Tunisia Draws Spouse Into Politics
New York Times 10/25/2014
At Birthplace of the Arab Spring, Discontent Opens a Door to the Past
New York Times 10/19/2014
Tunisia's presidential election: In the shade of Bourguiba
Economist 11/06/2014
Fund Controversy Threatens Malaysia’s Leader
Wall Street Journal 06/19/2015
In Fiery Speeches, Francis Excoriates Global Capitalism
New York Times 07/11/2015
Relations betwen prime minister Nawaz Sharif and Gen. Raheel Sharif of Pakistan military- 2014-2015
10/09/2014
On issues of tribal Waziristan and an army campaign, India, and the prosecution of former army chief Musharraf, Nawaz Sharif differed with Raheel Sharif. The differences are gradually being bridged following the Imran Khan street protests, as Pakistan returns to a situation that existed under the previous administration of Mr. Zardari, of control by the army with economic administration run by the president.
Grouped Articles
Premier of Pakistan Visits Troops in Tribal Area
New York Times 10/09/2014
Washington Post 11/14/2014
Pakistani forces kill alleged organizer of school massacre - The Washington Post
Washington Post 12/27/2014
India Claims ‘Surgical Strikes’ Across Line of Control in Kashmir
The New York Times 09/29/2016
Opinion: Indian Premier Modi should not isolate Pakistan's Sharif | Opinion | DW.COM | 30.09.2016
DW.COM 09/30/2016
What is Pakistan's militancy issue all about? | Asia | DW.COM | 31.10.2016
DW.COM 10/31/2016
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