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Corporate boards, consulting, speaking fees:  How U.S. generals thrived after Afghanistan

Written By: Isaac Stanley-Becker, The Washington Post When Stanley A. McChrystal was the top general in Afghanistan, he would ask his troops a question: "If I told you that you…

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Blood in the Sand

By Jeffrey D. Sachs For decades, the American political class has intervened relentlessly and recklessly in countries whose people they hold in contempt. And once again they are being aided…

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Afghanistan and the role of regional powers

By Mirza Kashif Baig Pakistan has played an important and very positive role in the Afghanistan transition process. Pakistan has maintained from the start that the solution to Afghanistan peace…

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No peaceful transition of Power in Afghanistan’s and Chaos at Kabul airport

By Mirza Kashif Baig The recent victory of the Afghani Taliban over the US and its allies has been received with mixed reactions from different parts of the world. The…

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A turning point in the history of Sindh

By Dr. Muhammad Ali Shaikh  History is replete with instances of small events giving birth to mammoth change. One such event in the history of Sindh was the Manzilgah communal…

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What Pakistan and the Muslims of today can learn from the rise and fall of past empires

By Muhammad Aslam Shad Unless and until we go deep into the study of history, it keeps agitating our mind as to how an archipelago of rainy islands off the…

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Pakistan’s hand in the Taliban’s victory

As the Taliban swept across neighboring Afghanistan, some Pakistanis saw it as a reason to celebrate By Ishaan Tharoor Islamist organizations in a number of Pakistani cities doled out sweets…

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Corruption of 118 billion found in Pakistan

Post under PTI Minister for Communications Murad Saeed By Shamim Mehmood A corruption of 118 billion of rupees in digitization of Pakistan Post has been reported, Public Accounts Committee (PAC)…

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Long shadows of Nawaz Sharif

By Barrister Iftikhar Ahmad The British Home Office's refusal to accommodate Nawaz Sharif's request to extend his visa in the UK so what options are left for the former Prime…

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How Russia and Pakistan are supporting one another on Afghanistan

Russia's and Pakistan's defence of one another in the face of third-party criticism is newsworthy By Andrew Korybko Russian and Pakistani officials are winking at one another on Afghanistan as…

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