The Express Tribune Newsletter: June 11, 2012

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Arsalan Iftikhar submits plea seeking Malik Riaz's arrest

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Web Desk

Dr Arsalan Iftikhar, son of Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, submitted an application in the Supreme Court on Monday, seeking Bahria Town's chief Malik Riaz's arrest, Express News reported.

Indo-Pak talks: Islamabad to push for Siachen settlement, again

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Our Correspondent

Islamabad will renew a proposal seeking the immediate demilitarisation of the world's highest battlefield, Siachen, and a troop pullback to the 1984 positions, when senior officials from Pakistan and India begin talks here today (Monday) to resolve the 28-year-old dispute.

Kohistan Jirga case: Salekhel tribe asks Azadkhel to own killing of women

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Our Correspondent

The tribal elders of Salekhel tribe on Sunday decided to call a grand jirga of other tribes asking the Azadkhel tribe to either declare the killing of their five women or clear the Salakhel men from the allegation of being Ghul (liable to be executed under Kohistani custom).

2 killed, 36 injured in blast near passenger bus in Mastung

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Shehzad Baloch

Two people were killed and at least 36 people sustained injuries when a bomb went off near a passenger bus in the Dringarh area of Mastung on Monday, hospital sources confirmed. The bus was en route to Taftan in Chagai district, bordering Iran.


Business

Uncertain times: Will the euro survive – for unity or competitiveness?

Syed H Akhter

On the surface, Pakistan seems far too distant from what is playing out in the European capitals. The latest financial crisis, engulfing the whole of Europe and resulting from sovereign debts amassed by Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain, is spiralling into a perilous phase and the outcome will impact not only the developed countries, but also the less developed economies such as Pakistan.

Unemployment: When will growing joblessness be curtailed?

Zeeshan Shah

One of the economic problems that Pakistan shares with the world – although in a slightly more exacerbated form – is unemployment. As the economy slowly implodes due to numerous crises following mismanaged economic programs, slogans raised by political parties promising 'roti, kapra, makaan' (food, housing and shelter) have yet to be realised for the masses.

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Sports

Hockey: I was always confident of making a comeback, says Imran

Fawad Hussain

His recall to the side might have come as a surprise to many but Mohammad Imran was not stunned as the Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) included him in the squad for the Europe tour.

Australia series: 'Advice sought from team management on venue'

Our Correspondent

Until Sunday, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) officials were measuring the pros and cons of the decision to choose either Malaysia or the UAE as venue for their home series against Australia that is scheduled to start in August.

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Life & Style

Traditional footwear: Cuckoo for khussas?

Saadia Qamar

While diamante sandals and kohla puri inspired chappals may be in vogue everywhere else in Karachi, traditional kohla puris and khussas still retain their old school popularity. One place in Karachi that is still boasting this footwear is the city's once popular shopping joint Uzma Display Centre, a treat for khussa lovers.

Jafferjees: It's all about the experience

Hani Taha

Hardly any brands in Pakistan can boast of a lineage and heritage as the centuries old leather brand Jafferjees. For decades, the store stood quietly as a hallmark of quality leather goods and even today in an age of hyper consumerism and mad advertising, it is retaining its old school glamour by maintaining a healthy distance from all the fashion and luxury brouhaha.

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Opinion

Taking stock of the situation

Shahid Javed Burki

Why drones won't work

Maria Waqar

Bahawalpur, Multan and more

Rasul Bakhsh Rais

The IPL and India's identity

Prakash Belawadi

Social mobilisers

Tazeen Javed

Blogs

Boys just can't be girls

Raksha Kumar

Who will speak for the Pakistani woman?

Rumaisa Bilal

Is a safe work-environment a privilege only the rich deserve?

Salah Ud Din Sadi

What exactly are we teaching our children?

Ayesha Hasan

Poll

Should the government ban forced marriages?

Yes (93%, 478 Votes)

No (7%, 34 Votes)

Total Voters: 512

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