Monthly Archives: January 2016
NATO taunts Russia, Turkey makes hay
Why the west’s view of the Saudis is shifting
Time to leave Afghanistan?
Why the Afghan military keeps losing ground
Walking in fear as a Muslim
The implications of the Taliban shootout
By Khyber Sarban Recent reports of a shooting, and the killing or wounding of its leader, reveals serious divisions within the Taliban. The Taliban have once again made international headlines, this time following reports of an internal dispute followed by
Nights of the knights
By Waseem Altaf Brigade Major Munawar Khan testified before the Hamood-ur -Rahman Commission (The Commission) that the Commander Brigadier Hayatullah had brought some girls for entertainment in his bunker on the night of 11 & 12 December 1971 in Maqbulpur
Remembering tribute to Martyrs of APS
By Mirza Kashif Baig Pakistan is a resilient nation that takes pride in its resolve. Pakistan has been tested many times. It has been pressurized, threatened, and isolated by the world for the crime of following its own national interests.
You want war? Russia is ready for war
By Pepe Escobar December 16, 2015 “Information Clearing House” – “Sputnik” – Nobody needs to read Zbigniew “Grand Chessboard” Brzezinski’s 1997 opus to know US foreign policy revolves around one single overarching theme: prevent by all means necessary the emergence
Why the Israeli occupation is failing
By Vijay Prashad Everything is known of the everyday indignities of living under the Israeli occupation: the checkpoints, the separation wall, the embargo, the settlers, the IDF raids… Much has been written about individual acts of violence and inconvenience. The