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- Abu Aardvark at Foreign Policy
  
  Marc Lynch does the MidEast at FP
- Abu Muqawama
  
  Londonstani's original blog home
- Afghan Quest
  
  A US soldier's Afghan adventures
- All Things Counter Terrorism
  
  CT blog
- Arabist
  
  MidEast coverage and analysis
- Attackerman
  
  Spencer Ackerman on US national security
- al-Bab
  
  Brian Whitaker's MidEast blog
- Best Defense
  
  The blog of the legendary Tom Rick's at FP
- Cafe Pyala
  
  Pakistan and Pakistani media
- CHUP!
  
  Kalsoom Lakhani's blog on Pakistan affairs
- Defence of the Realm
  
  UK defence matters
- Five Rupees
  
  Ahsan Butt's blog on South Asia related affairs
- Free Radicals - ICSR
  
  International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation at Kings College
- Gunpowder and Lead
  
  Clever people on foreign policy, strategery and sometimes whiskey (?!)
- Inanities
  
  Sarah Carr in Egypt
- Ink Spots
  
  A Welshman on US defence issues
- Informed Comment
  
  Juan Cole's MidEast blog
- Jahne Rumi
  
  Raza Rumi on life, love and poetry - Pakistan style
- Jonathan Wright
  
  Egypt and the Mid East by a former Reuters bureau chief
- Kings of War
  
  Like ICSR, but off the leash
- Mountain Runner
  
  Matt Armstrong on public diplomacy - US style
- Open Democracy
  
  People and power across the world
- Open Democracy - Our Kingdom
  
  People and power UK
- Pak Tea House
  
  The blog named after a Lahore institution (RIP)
- Pickled Politics
  
  UK left leaning political blog
- Public Diplomacy Networks and Influence
  
  The blog of Robin Brown
- Syria Comment
  
  Joushua Landis on Syria and the region
- The Moor Nextdoor
  
  North African affairs
- Thinking Strategically
  
  UK foreign policy
- Thirdworldism
  
  Blog of Pakistani journalist Fahad Desmukh
- Walt
  
  Scholar Stephen Walt at FP
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Sunday

Apr222012

Apologies

Londonstani

Posting has been limited recently. I'd like to take full responsibility for this. But, unfortunately I can't because, in fact, a little squirming poo generating machine is to blame.

Meet my son, Zakaria Romer Naseem Khan, born on April 3.

Posting will be patchy while junior helps us discover a new world of sleeplessness.

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Congratulations! Children are beautiful, even when it doesn't seem so when they're crying at 2AM :-)

May 30, 2012 |

Lee Alley

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