Jugnu Mohsin

Publisher and Managing Editor, Friday Times

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Publisher and Managing Editor of the Friday Times, a weekly newspaper published in Lahore, Pakistan

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Raymond Davis, a CIA agent, sits in a Pakistani jail while the US worries that extraordinary security might not be enough to keep him alive.

The Case of Raymond Davis and a Crisis Between Two Uneasy allies; Washington and Islamabad

Raymond Davis, a CIA agent, sits in a Pakistani jail while the US worries that extraordinary security might not be enough to keep him alive.

from Which Way, L.A.?

Raymond Davis, a CIA agent, sits in a Pakistani jail while the US worries that extraordinary security might not be enough to keep him alive.

The Case of Raymond Davis and a Crisis Between Two Uneasy allies; Washington and Islamabad

Raymond Davis, a CIA agent, sits in a Pakistani jail while the US worries that extraordinary security might not be enough to keep him alive.

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Despite photographs of a gunman and doctors' reports of bullet wounds to the head and chest, the Pakistani government claims that Benazir Bhutto died when her head struck the sunroof…

What's Next for Pakistan?

Despite photographs of a gunman and doctors' reports of bullet wounds to the head and chest, the Pakistani government claims that Benazir Bhutto died when her head struck the sunroof…

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