The Legislative Assembly elections in Punjab on 17 July were the occasion for Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) chief Nadeem Ahmad Anjum to offer a reminder of his intention to keep the service out of politics. A career soldier with a rather cold and direct manner, Anjum is leading a small revolution at the top tier intelligence service. Keen to depoliticise the ISI, which conducts both internal and external missions, Anjum also wants to turn the page on the controversy that surrounded