Indian influence at work in Afghan intelligence: Musharraf

Obama's quest for a Pakistan policy

By: inamshah

Hillary Clinton's visit with a difference was probably the most significant event in Pakistan-American relations since the advent of President Barack Hussein Obama. She came, she saw, but while she did not quite conquer the "hearts and minds" of Pakistanis, Hillary at least earned their grudging admiration. She showed more guts than the bunkered-...

24 days ago

WHERE ARE THE SOLDIERS OF TTP?

By: ExpressJournalist

Operation Rah e Nijat has entered 4th week today, so far except in one or two places we have seen TTP fighter melting away and giving no resistance. In Past three weeks 400 plus militants were killed and forces suffered less then forty casualties. Forces have captured and cleared Laddah, Sararoga, Kot kai and Kunigram, which were important bases ...

22 days ago

PAKISTAN: Surge in news censorship condemned as backward step

By: chnarendra

Reporters Without Borders was extremely concerned about two rulings clamping down on electronic media that represent a very serious backward step. Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) has ordered some radio stations not to broadcast BBC Urdu-language news programmes, while Parliament is preparing to ratify drastic censorship ...

24 days ago

America in Pakistan

By: MaqsoodSoomro

  Pakistan was carved out of colonial India and came into existence in 1947.  It was the result of religious divisions that actually surfaced during the last 100 years of colonial rule—especially after the British, by enunciating difference on the basis of religion, created ongoing tensions and conflict between ...

29 days ago