PAKISTAN
IND Ambassador to RUS Lied about Rejecting Int Mediation
0 comments | by Andrew Korybko
The Chinese Foreign Ministry, the Emirati Ambassador To India, and several unnamed US diplomatic sources all released statements around the same time disproving the Indian Ambassador to Russia’s previous on-the-record statement that “no country has offered to mediate between India and Pakistan” and that his government “will not accept
Read Full ArticleChinese Aircraft Carrier to be Sold to Pakistan
0 comments | by Vladimir Terekhov
On February 5, the online naval defense magazine Navy Recognition (part of a group of similar online publications registered in Belgium), made a vague reference to certain plans China has for its “military and foreign policies”, reporting the sensational
Read Full ArticleWhy India’s ASAT Test Heralds the Rebirth of the Cold War
0 comments | by Mikail Shaikh
Why India’s ASAT Test Heralds the Rebirth of the Cold War and Threatens Global Security India conducted its first ever Anti-Satellite (ASAT) missile system test in March, cementing its place as an international space power. The ASAT missile destroyed a satellite orbiting at an altitude of 300 kilometers. While the test (k
Read Full ArticleIndian Terrorism and Samjhauta Express
0 comments | by Raja Faisal
If India can release the terrorists behind Samjhauta Express, why should Pakistan do more than it already has done? What is alarming for India’s judicial system is Swami Aseemanand’s confession, in which he admitted to wanting to teach Muslims a lesson. PHOTO: THE
Read Full ArticlePotentially Oil Rich PK Must Avoid The “Black Gold Rush”
0 comments | by Adam Garrie
Multiple sources are reporting that previously untapped oil reserves off the cost of Karachi may be far larger than previously expected. It is thought that at minimum, the oil could carter to all of Pakistan’s domestic needs and that in all likelihood, it will eventually transform Pakistan into a major energy exporter. Many countries that experience a “bla
Read Full ArticleFive Indian Soldiers killed in Maoist attack
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Nakulnar: 0 9 April 2019 at least five military soldiers including a legislator (Member Legislative Assembly), were killed in Maoist attack in Chhattisgarh today. The members of the outlawed group attacked the BJP MLA Bhima Mandavi’s convoy near Nakulnar in Dantewada district and killed him.Reports sa
Read Full ArticleThe US is at War with Pakistan
0 comments | by Asif Haroon Raja
The US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta has emerged as the chief basher of Pakistan. He has been spewing venom against Pakistan from the time he took over as Director CIA. He was the one who advocated making drone as a choice weapon in war on terror and in accelerating drone war in Pakistan since 2009. This is notwithstanding that the final approver is President
Read Full ArticleTensions and Operational Challenges in Pakistan
0 comments | by Scott Stewart
On June 4, four U.S. diplomats assigned to the Consulate General of the United States in Peshawar, Pakistan, were stopped at a military checkpoint and temporarily detained after refusing to allow their two vehicles to be searched. The diplomats -- including a vice consul -- were travelling in a two-vehicle motorcade and were accompanied by three Pakistani Foreign Serv
Read Full ArticleRussia’s Quiet Rapprochement with Pakistan
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Four-party talks with Pakistan, Tajikistan, Russia and Afghanistan. (Source: kremlin.ru) Quietly and unobtrusively, a Russo-Pakistani rapprochement has been developing behind the scenes of world politics for the last two years. On Pakistan’s side, the almost spectacular deterioration of relations with the United States and NATO has led it to seek n
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Mohammad Ali Jinnah the Father of Pakistani Nation “That freedom can never be attained by a nation without suffering and sacrifice has been amply borne out by the recent tragic happenings in this subcontinent. We are in the midst of unparalleled difficulties and untold sufferings; we have been through dark days
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