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If Pakistan goes bust, the Taliban will rule the roost there as well

October 11th, 2008 Sana · No Comments

Source: Telegraph
Just when it was looking as if the situation in Pakistan could not get any worse, along comes the global credit crisis. As if the newly appointed administration of President Ali Zardari didn’t have enough on its plate already trying to establish its political authority while waging war against a determined Islamist insurgency. But […]

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Pakistan leaders must act decisively after deadly Marriott bombing, analysts say

September 23rd, 2008 Sana · No Comments

Source: Los Angeles Times
If the country doesn’t crack down harder on Islamic radicals, analysts suggest, Pakistan could crumble into chaos.
By Henry Chu, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN — More than any other terrorist attack in this volatile country, the devastating truck bombing of the Marriott Hotel over the weekend has presented government and military […]

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OPINION: Disengage in Pakistan?

September 21st, 2008 Sana · 1 Comment

Source: Gazette
It is unclear whether Pakistani troops actually confronted and turned back U.S. troops on the verge of crossing the border from Afghanistan a few days ago in pursuit of Taliban forces that had conducted a raid in Afghanistan and slipped back into Pakistan. What does seem clear is that the Pakistani government has more-or-less […]

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Filed Under: military

New Bush Policy authorizes attack in Pakistan

September 11th, 2008 Aimon · No Comments

Source: Star Tribune
By ERIC SCHMITT and MARK MAZZETTI
President Bush secretly approved orders in July that for the first time allow U.S. Special Operations forces to carry out ground assaults inside Pakistan without the prior approval of the Pakistani government, senior American officials said.
The classified orders mark a watershed for the Bush administration after nearly seven […]

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Car Bombing of Police Bus Kills 8 in Pakistan as the Taliban Pursue Security Forces

August 29th, 2008 Aimon · No Comments

Source:New York Times

A car bomb apparently planted by Taliban insurgents blew up a police bus in northwestern Pakistan on Thursday, killing at least eight people, security officials said.
The bombing followed a pattern of Taliban attacks against government security installations in retaliation for a fierce Pakistani military campaign, including airstrikes, in the tribal area of […]

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New Unreleased Video of Benazir Bhutto Murder Exclusive Video

July 20th, 2008 salmanit · 5 Comments
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A Rare Unreleased Video of Benazir Bhutto Murder - last few seconds before the shooting
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100 days under the king-maker

July 7th, 2008 ale.natiq · 4 Comments
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The directionless PPP government seems to be dropping in darkness. The 100 days treated as a litmus test for a nascent government to prove its willingness and capacity to perform have been wasted. The regime seems to be treading the same path of preserving the status quo. The president is as dummy as was Shaukat […]

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Open Letter to Dr Shahid Masood!

June 29th, 2008 salmanit · 18 Comments
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Open Letter to Dr Shahid Masood!
Sir,
Hats off for you for the pro gramme that you sir have been anchoring.. You are my MENTOR and i really look forward to look at every single airing of your pro gramme religiously..!
Dr Sahib i am pushed to write this email to you at an hour where the Pakistani […]

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Filed Under: News From You · Opinions · Politics

15 child brides ‘used’ to end blood feud!

June 5th, 2008 Fauzan · 2 Comments
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I am extremely pissed-off after reading an article published in The Guardian by Declan Walsh today!
You would be too… at the insensitivity… the height of illiteracy… at such preposterous traditions that, for centuries, have marred the lives of so many… women and young girls in particular!
When will we evolve and shed off these inhuman, man-made […]

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Filed Under: Culture · News From You · Opinions · shoutout

Democrat questions US aid to Pakistan

May 28th, 2008 Sana · No Comments

Source: Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON - The U.S. should rethink its approach in Pakistan, including a multimillion dollar program aimed at training and equipping tribal militants, unless Islmabad does more to keep terrorists from crossing the Afghan border, a top Democrat said Tuesday.
Sen. Carl Levin, chairman of the Armed Services Committee, told reporters after a three-day trip […]

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Wheat Shortage

May 20th, 2008 najmi · 4 Comments
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Authorities in Pakistan have warned that people hoarding wheat will have their stocks confiscated unless they sell it to government agencies.
The government says production of wheat will fall a million tonnes short of what the country requires this year.
There have been accusations that some Pakistani traders are illegally selling wheat intended for domestic use abroad.
The […]

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Filed Under: Business · News From You

How Citibank Laundered Asif Zardari’s Money

May 19th, 2008 Aimon · 3 Comments

Source: Teeth Maestro

In addition to Mr. Shaukat Aziz, current Prime Minister of Pakistan, numerous former Citibankers occupy highly influential positions in the government and the private sector in Pakistan.
Citibank is one of the largest banks, and operates one of the largest private banks in the US and globally. Of the 40 private banks reviewed by […]

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Pakistan, India to sign prisoners’ accord

May 18th, 2008 Sana · No Comments

Source: Pakistan Link
NEW DELHI: India and Pakistan are to sign an agreement next week for immediate declaration of arrests of each other’s nationals, early release of those crossing borders and the Line of Control (LoC) inadvertently, and consular access to all prisoners within three months of arrest. The agreement, to be signed on Wednesday during […]

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Filed Under: Politics

Pakistan good investment destination: Malaysian Prince

May 18th, 2008 Sana · No Comments

Source: Online News
ISLAMABAD: The visiting Malaysian Prince, His Royal Highness Prince Raja Ashman Shah, the son of Sultan Azlan Shah, former King of Malaysia met with local investors and government authorities in Islamabad.
The Prince was satisfied with the investment climate in Pakistan and with the policies of the Government of Pakistan to support and safeguard […]

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Pakistan PM refuses coalition allies’ resignations in judges crisis

May 15th, 2008 Sana · 3 Comments

Source: CBC News
Political uncertainty gripped Pakistan’s fragile coalition government Tuesday as Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani refused to accept the resignations of nine members of cabinet until his party leader returned from abroad.
Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif ordered his party members to resign from the six-week-old governing alliance because the cabinet was refusing to immediately […]

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Education is the key to our success..

May 15th, 2008 Abdul Basit · 14 Comments
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We are the beginning of the new century which is nearing its first decade, more than six decades old and are still lagging behind in the field of education. People from the west have reached the moon and are trying to touch other galaxies because they invest in the most vital entity for the survival […]

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Filed Under: News From You · Opinions · Religion

Taliban Suspend Talks With Govt over Deadlock

April 29th, 2008 Fauzan · 1 Comment
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Why am I not surprised to hear this? *chuckles*
So our democratic, non-barbaric, pious, and ‘civil’ government has had the door slammed on their face by the T-Boys. Ha. Were you really expecting them to do otherwise? How silly of you.
There were basically four demands put forward by the T-boys to our kind government:
- Withdrawl of […]

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Filed Under: Miscellaneous · News From You · Opinions · Politics · Religion · military

Family meets Sarabjit

April 28th, 2008 Sana · No Comments

Source: Hindustan Times
Hopes are high that a request for clemency from the Indian government for death row prisoner Sarabjit Singh may be honoured by Pakistan. But so far, no decision has been taken, say officials.
Sarabjit’s family members, who finally met him at the Kot Lakhpat jail on Thursday, said they wanted to meet Pakistan Prime […]

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Filed Under: Politics

Politics of student unions

April 24th, 2008 Aimon · 1 Comment

Source: The Emergency Times
Syed Saad Rizvi
The removal of ban on student unions by the present government is a welcome sign for the establishment of a strong democracy in Pakistan but there is still a lot that needs to be done. Much damage has already been done to the image of politics and its effectiveness among […]

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Pakistan may import 1.5 mln tonnes wheat

April 24th, 2008 Sana · 1 Comment

Source: Reuters
ISLAMABAD, April 23 (Reuters) - Pakistan may import up to 1.5 million tonnes of wheat to meet its stocks and domestic needs, Information Minister Sherry Rehman said on Wednesday.
The government has decided to build a 5-million-tonne strategic reserve from the 2007-2008 crop, Rehman added.
“It will be done locally…urgent planning is also being done to […]

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Filed Under: Business

Pakistan Taliban vows to fight on

April 22nd, 2008 Sana · No Comments

Source: Al Jazeera English
A relative of a Pakistani Taliban leader just released from custody, has vowed to continue armed struggle for Islamic law in the country’s northwest, despite the signing of a peace accord.
Maulana Fazlullah, son-in-law of Sufi Muhammad, said on Tuesday that his group will not lay down their arms until the government enforces […]

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U.S. Commanders Seeking to Widen Pakistan Attacks

April 20th, 2008 Sana · No Comments

Source: The New York Times
WASHINGTON — American commanders in Afghanistan have in recent months urged a widening of the war that could include American attacks on indigenous Pakistani militants in the tribal areas inside Pakistan, according to United States officials.
The requests have been rebuffed for now, the officials said, after deliberations in Washington among senior […]

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Relief for Sarabjit, Pakistan defers hanging again

April 19th, 2008 Sana · No Comments

Source: Meri News
WITH THE final date of death sentence of Indian prisoner in Pakistan, Sarabjit Singh, nearing on May 1, the Pak government has deferred his sentence again.
This seems to be the result of the efforts made by different quarters, especially the relatives of Singh, besides functionaries of the UPA government and senior leaders of […]

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Chinese envoy praises Pakistan for making torch relay a success

April 19th, 2008 Sana · No Comments

Source: The Post
Muhammad Kabir
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan government and people have shown their true love, friendship, harmony, dedication and spirit towards the people of China by making the Beijing Olympic Torch Relay successful, beautiful, fabulous and remarkable.
This was stated by Luo Zhao Hui, ambassador of People Republic of China, at a crowded press conference in Sports […]

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Filed Under: Sports

India asks Pakistan to free 700 prisoners

April 18th, 2008 Sana · No Comments

Source: DAWN
NEW DELHI, April 17: Indian Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Thursday described the prolonged incarceration of Indian prisoners in Pakistani jails as a matter of grave concern and urged Islamabad to free the more than 700 inmates, including 74 defence personnel, languishing there.
Mr Mukherjee told Rajya Sabha that a total of 641 Indians, including […]

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