September 2011
Pakistan: daring to hope
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The DSEi arms fair: merchants of death go shopping
From 13 to 16 September some 25,000 delegates will visit Britain's largest arms fair. It's a big, and decidedly dirty, business.
Interview with Arundhati Roy
Arundhati Roy speaks out: on the moral police of India's anti-corruption campaign, on the silence surrounding civil wars, and on...
Tajik women rally after divorce-by-text
Twenty years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Tajikistan is experiencing a strange new disintegration of its own. Angela...
I am the first to divorce for Guatemala
Guatemalans go to the polls on 11 September - but despite an embarrassment of candidates, many fear it's a case of simply hoping...
Letter from Cairo: the struggle for a free press
The independent press has gained strength from the revolution, writes Maria Golia.
The Pakistani Left is re-grouping
The Pakistani Left has a history to be proud of and is regrouping to fight in new battles, as Qualandar Bux Memon and Ali Mohsni...
Pakistan on the edge of hope
Despite its turbulent past, Ziauddin Sardar finds reasons for optimism in Pakistan's future.
Should foreign investment replace aid for Africa?
Donu Kogbara and Dereje Alemayehu go head to head - join the debate in this month's Argument.
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