Boston Review | Essay. “Lost in all this business of soul-wounded warriors is the relatively unfashionable wounding of empire’s targets. It doesn’t make for the kind of war story Americans want to learn about.”

The Caravan | Profile | Long-form cover story on Pakistan’s Prime Minister, and former cricket player, during his rise to power.

The New Inquiry | Essay. “After the interview is over, Sadaullah Wazir pulls the pant legs over the stubs of his knees till they conceal the bone-colored prostheses.”

Al-Jazeera | Oped. That war technology has uses beyond war doesn’t justify the funding of technologies whose core mission is war.

The National | Cover story. Longform piece on the Balochistan separatist insurgency. Print title: Born Against. A child is fiddling with a poster of a mustachioed man, a missing political worker who may be his father or his uncle, and who is in all likelihood, dead.

Vice Motherboard | Interview

Warscapes | Madiha Tahir & Mahvish Ahmad | Critique. “Not only do we disagree with the underlying assumptions of Shah’s arguments, but we find that the article even fails on its own terms”

Foreign Affairs | Essay. “More than 30 people have been murdered across Karachi this week in politically motivated violence between Mohajirs and Pashtuns, but it is Facebook -- or rather the controversy raging over its ban in Pakistan -- that draws a crowd.”

BBC & PRI’s The World | Radio | Reportage. “CIA initiated drone strikes into Pakistan have killed some high-value militants, but controversy swirls over their legality “

BBC & PRI’s The World | Radio | Reportage. “The deadly attack on the base was reportedly carried out by just six Taliban fighters. It was the worst attack on a Pakistani military installation since 2009.”

BBC & PRI’s The World | Radio | Reportage. “The army claims not to have known that America's most wanted terrorist was living less than a half mile from Pakistan's country's main military academy.”

BBC & PRI’s The World | Radio | Reportage. Many Pakistanis today were reluctant to believe that Bin Laden had been killed. That isn’t because they support him.Description goes here

Wall Street Journal | Pakistanis react to news of the American operation in Abbottabad that killed Osama bin Laden. (photo)

LeftTurn | Essay. “Tomorrow, these images will confirm the story that was written before the rally ever happened. It will be a story about the rise of Islamism, angry male youth, and the need for military operations.”

FOTO 8 UK | Essay. “Islamism as an electoral program is not widespread…But it counters the disappointment of secular nationalism to deliver, the failure of state modernization, and government complicity in the American imperial project.”

Columbia Journalism Review | Essay. “It would be difficult to know from recent articles that Pakistanis scored a stunning mass-political victory only a few weeks ago.”

DemocracyNow! | Video | Reportage. Filed from flood-ravaged Sindh to tell the story of refugees and victims of the one heaviest floods in Pakistan’s history.

DemocracyNow! | Video | Reportage. Filed from the Razzaqabad relief camp in Karachi where flood refugees are growing daily and supplies are running low.

BBC & PRI’s The World | Radio | Reportage. Description goes hereThe US says Raymond Davis should be released on diplomatic immunity grounds, but Pakistan says he is a murder suspect. (photo)

BBC & PRI’s The World | Radio | Reportage. Over 50,000 demonstrators rallied in Pakistan’s teeming port city of Karachi to support the blasphemy law. (photo)

BBC & PRI’s The World | Radio | Reportage. Pakistan’s two largest secular parties at loggerheads at a moment when the role of religion in politics is being hotly debated.

BBC & PRI’s The World | Radio | Reportage. Pakistan still struggles to cope with its worst natural disaster in living memory. At least eight million people remain dependent on handouts. (AP Photo/Fareed Khan)

BBC & PRI’s The World | Radio| Reportage. In the wake of devastating floods that have left millions displaced, Pakistanis organize grassroots aid efforts. (photo)

BBC & PRI’s The World | Radio | Reportage. Pakistan sent famous Sufi musicians to the US to portray a softer side to an audience that often sees Pakistan as a haven for terrorists. (photo)