atlas news
  Financial Times : Pakistan
10  may     16h25
Qatar gas shipment clears Strait of Hormuz after Pakistan-Iran talks
   Tanker carrying LNG throws energy lifeline to Islamabad
03  may     19h18
Trump says he is reviewing Iran peace plan but would consider new strikes
   The conflict is now in its 10th week with little prospect of a rapid end
28  april     05h36
Taliban accuse Pakistan of strikes on Afghan university
   Attacks that killed four people and injured dozens were first since peace talks in China this month
27  april     04h00
Why the UAE asked Pakistan for its 3.5bn back
   Tensions between Abu Dhabi and Islamabad have burst into the open
22  april     11h58
The military man trying to save US-Iran peace talks
   Pakistan’s fatigue-wearing strongman Asim Munir takes unorthodox approach to mediating between two arch-enemies
17  april     04h00
Welcome to the age of hoarding
   As global economic uncertainty mounts, stockpiling is back
02  april     08h38
Pakistan and Afghanistan hold peace talks in China
   First face-to-face contact since December comes after tensions erupted into open conflict
30  march     21h35
Shipping industry casts doubt on Trump’s present’ from Iran
   Claim that 20 Pakistan-flagged ships will exit Strait of Hormuz questioned as country only has 13 big ocean-going vessels
28  march     05h05
How Pakistan put itself in the middle of US-Iran peace talks
   Islamabad seeks to capitalise on warming ties with both Trump and Tehran but has much to lose if efforts fail
26  march     12h11
Barrick delays Pakistan mega mine as Iran conflict rattles region
   Development of 9bn copper and gold project pushed back as Middle East war adds to worsening local security situation
23  march     15h42
Pakistan steps up as go-between in Trump’s Iran crisis
   Military strongman Asim Munir uses Tehran ties and warm relationship with US president to boost mediation effort
    12h43
The politics of cricket in Pakistan
   Tuning in to watch the country’s once-vaunted national team lose has become a mandatory, if masochistic, ritual
22  march     11h30
Pakistan and Afghanistan tensions reach breaking point
   However difficult it may be, the world needs to re-engage with the troubled region
18  march     18h00
Pakistan and Afghanistan pause hostilities after Kabul hospital attack
   Eid ceasefire eases fears of immediate escalation after deadly air strike that Taliban blamed on Islamabad
    05h00
Shahzia Sikander: I’ve carried the erasure of feminine narratives’
   The Pakistani-American artist earned accolades for her boundary-pushing reinvention of miniature painting then rightwing protesters came for her art
17  march     12h52
Afghanistan says 400 killed in Pakistani strike on Kabul hospital
   Taliban blames Islamabad for attack that threatens to escalate neighbours’ conflict
14  march     05h00
Iran war risks global food shock as fertiliser supplies cut
   Growing number of fertiliser plants forced to shut, threatening rice and other harvests
06  march     13h08
Rebel English Academy by Mohammed Hanif how to kill an ideology
   The novelist spares no one in a sharp account of a town in Pakistan wracked by political change in the 1970s
03  march     20h55
Pakistan signals Saudi pact could draw it into Iran war
   Foreign minister highlights Islamabad’s defence agreement with Riyadh
02  march     02h57
From backer to enemy how Pakistan turned on the Taliban
   As violence spreads from border regions to cities, Islamabad is running out of patience
27  february     12h43
Singer Ali Sethi: The art of plausible deniability is a wonderful trick’
   The star behind the hit Pasoori’ on self-expression in Pakistan, the country’s relations with India and the Muslim cosmopolitanism’ of his friend...
    10h23
Pakistan bombs Kabul and Taliban strongholds
   Hundreds reported dead in worst fighting between neighbours for months
    05h00
The grand, golden gardens of Lahore
   Carpets of marigolds light up the Punjab capital as the kite festival returns, heralding the start of spring
24  february     03h21
Millions of people are returning to Taliban-run Afghanistan
   Iran and Pakistan have deported nearly 3mn Afghans over the past year
19  february     05h00
Postcard from Pakistan: after two decades, kites return to the skies above Lahore
   Banned in 2007 following a spate of accidents, the city’s Basant kite festival resumed this month amid stricter safety measures and much excitement
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