Pervez Hoodbhoy

Pervez Hoodbhoy

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  • Top Five Talking Points

    Manmohan Singh has accepted Zardari's invitation to visit Islamabad. But what should the two sides talk about? Here are those on which progress is both necessary and, more importantly, possible.

    BY Pervez Hoodbhoy 17 April 2012

    Top Five Talking Points
  • Peddling Pseudo Science

    Why are prominent scientists spreading paranoia in Pakistan that the USA may be triggering earthquakes globally, and could also have caused the catastrophic floods in Pakistan?

    BY Pervez Hoodbhoy 15 November 2010

    Peddling Pseudo Science
  • The Chakwal Miracle

    If India had its Ganesh idols drinking milk way back in 1995, Pakistan recently witnessed the sudden appearance of Prophet Mohammed´s alleged footprint

    BY Pervez Hoodbhoy 25 May 2010

    The Chakwal Miracle
  • The New War Within

    Dark clouds are gathering over Pakistan's universities, portending a conflict that is likely to be long, bitter, and uncertain in outcome.

    BY Pervez Hoodbhoy 4 February 2010

    The New War Within
  • A Question Of Survival

    The reason for India to want rapprochement with Pakistan, and vice versa, has nothing to do with feelings of friendship or goodwill. It has only to do with survival. For us in Pakistan, this is even more critical

    BY Pervez Hoodbhoy 29 November 2009

    A Question Of Survival
  • A Sufi Of Physics

    Revolutionary, humanist, and scientist, Faheem Hussain embodied the political and social ferment of the late 1960s. Even decades later, he described himself as an "unreconstructed Marxist".

    BY Pervez Hoodbhoy 1 October 2009

    A Sufi Of Physics
  • India’s Nuclear Fizzle

    Why blow the whistle 11 years later? Think President Obama's initiative to revive the CTBT. By rubbishing the Pokhran II tests as a failure, India's nuclear hawks hope to make the case for more nuclear tests

    BY Pervez Hoodbhoy 3 September 2009

    India’s Nuclear Fizzle

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