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• My brother wanted to be a jihadi – and society is creating many more like him

  22 Oct 2014: Robb Leech: Extremism of any kind is a symptom of an unhealthy society and, in order to eradicate it, we should look to treat its cause

• UK should campaign for international ban on autonomous killer drones

  22 Oct 2014: Fromer GCHQ boss says existing drone technology poses no ‘convincing ethical problems’ but there must be safeguards

• Armed robbers raid Karachi home of revered social entrepreneur

  19 Oct 2014: Five men steal 5kg of gold and $200,000 from home of Abdul Sattar Edhi, who built up Pakistan’s largest health charity

• Asifa Lahore: My parents are traditional Muslims. It took a lot of courage for me to tell them I’m gay

  19 Oct 2014: Revelations from the Dewani trial are bringing Asian views on sexuality into the open. Vivek Chaudhary spends an evening at a club for Britain’s Asian gay community

• The Lahore court’s decision to uphold Asia Bibi’s death penalty is far from just

  18 Oct 2014: Samira Shackle: Unless influential people oppose Pakistan’s harsh blasphemy laws, there’s no hope for her or many others facing execution

• Islamabad replaces Manila at top of list of world’s worst airports

  17 Oct 2014: After three years on top, Manila now ranks fourth after ‘slight improvement’ in services, says Guide to Sleeping in Airports

• Haqqani senior members arrested in eastern Afghanistan

  16 Oct 2014: Afghan intelligence service claims detention of Anis Haqqani and Hafiz Rashid is a major blow to al-Qaida-linked militants

• Jon Snow: media coverage of Pakistan is negative - but not all bad

  15 Oct 2014:

  Channel 4 News host says we don't hear enough about the country

• UK to deport Pakistani activist despite Taliban death threats

  14 Oct 2014: Liaquat Ali Hazara, whose deportation is set for 21 October, campaigned for Shia minority group against sectarian violence

• Kailash Satyarthi: the tireless, unlikely and accessible Nobel peace prize winner

  13 Oct 2014: Despite saving almost 80,000 children from child labour, and now adding the world’s most famous award to his name, Kailash Satyarthi has always restlessly sought to do more

• Rapid rise of Indian Super League offers Pakistan a blueprint for change

  12 Oct 2014: John Duerden: Pakistan has the resources, if not the collective will, to emulate India’s shiny new football Super League

• Malala made history but there is resentment not pride in Pakistan

  11 Oct 2014: The teenager who didn’t let bullets hold her back has won a Nobel peace prize. But Shaista Aziz says little has changed for other girls in Pakistan

• Malala Yousafzai learns of Nobel win while sitting in chemistry class

  10 Oct 2014: Youngest Nobel peace prize winner says the award signals ‘only the start’ of her campaigning
  

• Malala Yousafzai: ‘Nobel award is for all the voiceless children’

  10 Oct 2014: At 17, campaigner Malala, the schoolgirl the Taliban could not silence, becomes youngest Nobel peace prize recipient

• Nobel peace prize winners say award is a boost for children’s rights worldwide

  10 Oct 2014: Malala Yousafzai and Kailash Satyarthi say they hope joint prize helps Indian-Pakistani ties and that leaders will attend ceremony

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