Tag Archives: Pakistan
Blasphemy case highlights devastating impact of Saudi ultra-conservatism on Pakistani society
James Dorsey examines the corrosive impact of Saudi Arabia’s Wahhabi ideology on the Pakistani society and state, and argues that for both Pakistan and Saudi Arabia the outcome is a quagmire from which they will struggle to extricate themselves. Read more [...]
Turkey’s anti-Gulen campaign: Strengthening militants and jihadists
James Dorsey highlights the dilemma confronting Pakistan, which is facing a Turkish demand to shut secondary schools associated with preacher Fethullah Gulen, while the real threat to its security is posed by the Saudi-funded Wahhabi schools. Read more [...]
