Indian Army To Deploy Prostitutes As A Women Battalion In Held Kashmir
A group of experts assigned to probe rising suicides among Indian soldiers in Kashmir have recommended sending the soldiers back to India at least once a month to be with their wives. Since this is not possible, India’s military leadership has taken a leaf [...]
September 10, 2009 | Posted in Uncategorized |
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Mazari vs. Patterson: Clarifications By Jang Group, Shireen Mazari & PakNationalists
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The ambassador of the US in Pakistan has accused a prominent columnist and US critic of endangering the life of a US citizen without providing any evidence to support this claim. The newspaper puts the [...]
September 7, 2009 | Posted in Uncategorized |
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AQ’s New Show on Aag-Geo
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AQ’s New Show on Aag-Geo
Ahmed Quraishi returns to the screen 16 months after winding up his hit talk show Worldview From Islamabad on the state-run PTV. AQ’s new show is in Urdu, Thori Si Siyasat, or simply [...]
September 5, 2009 | Posted in Uncategorized |
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The Harpoons And Pakistan’s American Mess
Two Pakistani political parties, Mr. Zardari’s PPP and Mr. Sharif’s PMLN, both ironically created during the reigns of two different military rulers, are taking the nation for a ride in the name of democracy. Thanks to their nonperformance in the past nineteen months, Pakistan is staring at a huge national [...]
September 2, 2009 | Posted in Uncategorized |
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NEWS BREAK: Anne Patterson Blocks Shireen Mazari
US Ambassador In Pakistan Forces A Newspaper To Censor A Known US Critic
Finally, the Americans take their revenge. Dr. Mazari single-handedly threw cold water on Washington’s plan last year to send a rabidly anti-Pakistani US army general as defense attaché to Islamabad. The Pakistani government quietly accepted the [...]
September 2, 2009 | Posted in Uncategorized |
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan—Two Pakistani political parties, Mr. Zardari’s PPP and Mr. Sharif’s PMLN, both ironically created during the reigns of two different military rulers, are taking the nation for a ride in the name of democracy. Thanks to their nonperformance in the past nineteen months, Pakistan is staring at a huge national failure, from foreign policy to Gwadar. Terrorism and target killings in Balochistan are being ignored by all politicians in the name of sympathizing with a politician-turned-terrorist who secretly received weapons from abroad and who permitted his grandson to join enemies of the homeland.
