Terrorism and Media

Posted by John Petrias Monday, December 24, 2012 - At present the gravest problem that Pakistan is facing is terrorism. It has become a headache for federation and a nightmare for public. Though, it is a global issue but Pakistan has to bear the brunt of it because of Pakistan is a front line ally in the War on Terror. We are facing war like situation against the terrorists. This daunting situation is cause ...

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Misperceptions about defence budget

Asif Haroon Raja Military capability is required to protect the country from internal and external threats, while political stability and economic prosperity is essential for development. The three components help in protecting the sovereignty, integrity and security of a state as well as well-being of the people. The three are interlinked and cannot be separated from each other. It will be ideal to concent ...

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Suicidal Attack in Peshawar- Bashir Ahmed Bilour Martyred

By Zaheerul Hassan On December 21, 2012 at least six people have been killed and 18 sustained injuries in a blast in Peshawar. According to the  reports, the suicidal blast took place near a political gathering of ANP in Qissa Khawani Bazaar area of Peshawar.  Senior Provincial Minister and renowned political leader of ANP, M. Bashir Ahmed Bilour  embraced shahadat. Station Police officer Sattar and persona ...

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Indian Designs to Disrupt Pak-Saudi Relations

      By Sajjad Shaukat                                     While paying much attention on various internal crises including subversive activities of terrorist outfits in the country, Pakistan’s defence analysts and media anchors have ignored the designs of India which has been trying to disrupt Pak-Saudi relations. By taking cognisance of rapidly changing geo-political developments in the region like US de ...

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Time for Afghan refugees to return

Posted by Faheem Belharvi In a press release issued in November 2012, the United Nations Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) revealed that some 3.7 million Afghan refugees have returned home through UNHCR’s largest voluntary repatriation programme since 2002, while around 1.66 million registered Afghan refugees still remain in Pakistan. According to a survey conducted by UNHCR public information unit 1.65 milli ...

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Time to quell militancy in Pakistan

Posted by John Petrias HAMID MIR, a prominent journalist and TV anchor of widely seen ‘Capital Talk’ show, sustained an assassination attempt last month when police defused a bomb planted under his car in Islamabad. The device in a metal box (half a kilo of explosives fitted with detonator) was found stuck under the front passenger seat of Hamid Mir’s car. The Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) spokesman Ehsan ...

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India Disappointment over Immunity to ISI ex-chiefs

By Zaheerul Hassan Indian government went into depression state when U.S. government has informed a New York court that the Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) and its former chiefs “enjoy immunity” in the case filed by   relatives of Mumbai attacks victims and asked Pakistan to dismantle LeT. Reportedly, Indian government and RAW has overtly and covertly provided the funds for the trial.  Indian supported th ...

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Myth of Indian nuke doctrine

Posted by Faheem Belharvi Thursday, December 20, 2012 - The Indian policy makers finally, on 11 May 1998, lifted the veil from the true face of the Buddha which had apparently smiled “peacefully” on 18 may 1974 in Pokhran. Pakistan was quick to display its tit for tat reaction a few days later. Although the 1998 testing did give India the status of defecto Nuclear weapon status, yet it also neutralized Indi ...

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