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India warned against misjudging defence capabiliy
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ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Office on Saturday warned India against misjudging Pakistan’s defence capabilities.
Read Full ArticlePAKISTAN ARMY CHIEF VISITS USA
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THE Pakistan Army chief recently concluded his first official visit to the US. It was déjà vu as far as the trajectory of US relations with Pakistan’s recent army chiefs go. There was a time when Musharraf was considered a darling in Washington: the liberal general who got the importance of supporting the US. Subsequently, he was seen as the master of the ‘double game&
Read Full ArticleMAOIST KILL !3 SECURITY OFFICERS IN INDIA
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RAIPUR: Maoist rebels killed 13 police and wounded another 12 in an ambush in a remote part of central India on Monday, two senior officers said. The troops were carrying out an operation deep in a forest when the gunmen attacked, the head of Chhattisgarh state’s anti-Maoist operations told AFP. “Thirteen security forces were killed in a gunbattle with
Read Full ArticleINDIA NSA CAUSING ACUTE THREAT TO REGIONAL,BLOBAL PEACE
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NEW DELHI - India has started expanding a covert uranium enrichment plant that could potentially support the development of thermonuclear weapons, a defence research group has stated, raising the stakes in an arms race with China and Pakistan. The revelation highlights a lack of nuclear safeguards on India under new Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while sanctions-bound Iran faces minute sc
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History was in the making on the afternoon of Friday Nov 14 2014. Throwing aside diplomatic norms, Ashraf Ghani on his first State visit to Pakistan after being swo
Read Full ArticleRIGHTEOUS HATE RETURN TO INDIA
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Exactly 30 years ago this month, lynch mobs led by politicians slaughtered almost 3,000 kSihs in Delhi, in some cases by hanging burning tires around their necks. The pogrom came as retaliation to the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi by her Sikh bodyguards. In nationwide elections held a few weeks later, the Congress party, some of whose members had
Read Full ArticleFailures of International Law and Human Rights Institutions
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Since early 2011, Syria has been the victim of a massive invasion by diverse Islamic terrorist organisations, western proxy organisations—“mercenaries” according to Mother Agnès-Mariam de la Croix of Syria—supported and financed by the United States, Britain, France, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Bombing civilian targets, terrorising and murdering civilians&mdas
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Imprudent Adventurism Even as the box of sweets is despatched to Delhi from Islamabad (by Nawaz Sharif to Modi on the occasion of Dewali), there is no let-up in milit
Read Full ArticleWHY KABUL KICKED THE INDIAN BUTT
0 comments | by Ambassador M.K. Bhadrakumar
Most important, the bitter truth is that India overlooked the irrationality of its willingness to get locked in a great game in Afghanistan. Pakistan’s role is central and irreplaceable in an Afghan settlement. Hopefully, Delhi will now at least be on a learning curve in the period ahead and concede that Pakistan has legitimate interests in Afghanistan It is extremely
Read Full ArticleLessons From Scotland For South Asia
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It also raises many questions, chief among them being, on a planet run by corporations and shaped by tsunami-like capital flows, do terms like national ‘independence’, ‘unity’ or ‘sovereignty’ have real meaning anymore? An even more fundamental qu
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