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Pakistan and U.S. Intend to Strengthen Civilian Security Apparatus
by Azhar Masood
July 3, 2009
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Azhar Masood received his Masters in International Relations from the University of Karachi in 1971. During the 1980's, he reported on the Afghan war for Arab News and other news organizations. Throughout the 90's, he covered numerous conflicts and events relating to international affairs, including the war in Bosnia. He covered both the U.S. wars on Afghanistan and Iraq from within the countries and his services have been hired by the New York Times, Newsweek, and CNN, BBC, Fox News, and al-Jazeera, among others. He is currently based in Islamabad and is in charge of special tasks and assignments for PTV. Read more articles by Azhar Masood.One Response to Pakistan and U.S. Intend to Strengthen Civilian Security Apparatus
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Javed Ali
July 5, 2009 at 10:10 am
After the horrendous assassination of chairperson of the Pakistan People’s Party, the country was teetering at the brink, and it was at that time that the now President Zardari raised the slogans of “Pakistan Khapay”, and it did lots of healing, especially in the Sindh. Not only Zardari has shown acumen and lots of sagacity in dealing with the redoubtable challenges faced by the country, he has also done at the most difficult juncture of the history. Leading Pakistan in these tough times is the world’s most unwanted job and that is what is done by Zardari. Even the opposition in Pakistan is not ready to face the music and they are happy with the current arrangements as they don’t have to take the brunt. They are not even joining the cabinet and they are just enjoying the roost in one province. Asif Zardari is moving running country sophisticatedly. Pakistan is fighting militancy and on other front we have internal issues. so it is hard to wash out all the mess of previous regime. So well done Zardari……..!!!!!!!!!