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The Latest Orchestrated Threat and the End of History

Have you ever before heard of the Haqqanis?  I didn’t think so.  Like Al Qaeda, about which no one had ever heard prior to 9/11, the “Haqqani Network” has popped…

Pakistan-U.S. Relations Hit a ‘New Low’ after Osama Killing

Introduction Few countries in the world have had a more tumultuous relationship than the U.S. and Pakistan. Even though Pakistan and the U.S. have been allies for the last 60…

Wikileaks Leaked US Cables Reveals Truth About Kashmir

The most recent cache of US State Department cables released by Wikileaks, specifically the cables from the New Delhi Embassy, paints a clear picture of how India and Pakistan have…

Truth and Reconciliation in Kashmir

The recent acknowledgement by authorities of the mass graves discovered in Indian Administered Kashmir over three years ago by Dr. Angana Chatterji and her colleagues initially brought hope to a…

Creating Evidence Where There Is None

The New Yorker has published a story planted on Nicholas Schmidle by unidentified sources who claim to be familiar with the alleged operation that murdered Osama bin Laden. There is…

Nuclear Weapons Make for Strange Bed Fellows

In 1998, the then US President Bill Clinton declared South Asia as “the most dangerous region on the planet.”  A declaration now appearing much closer to the truth than what…

Closer Iran-Pakistan Partnership and Its Implications for the United States

Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari paid a second visit to Tehran last weekend after having been there only three weeks ago. Various speculations have come out as to what may…

Finally, It’s Hillary’s Turn

Global terrorism emanating from Pakistan, a nuclear Iran, and the military and economic ascension of China are issues that we read and hear about every day.  In the case of…

Predator Drones and the International Mafia

Predator Drones and the International Mafia

Arbitrary extrajudicial executions, carried out at the press of a button from CIA locations in California, with no transparency or accountability, are undoubtedly a violation of international law possibly constituting war crimes.…

Pakistani Military on the Wrong Border

For years, instability and militancy in Pakistan’s Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) have threatened not only Pakistan’s internal security, but also stability in Afghanistan. The situation in Pakistan’s tribal territories…

South Asia: Of War Clouds and Silver Linings

Prospects are not bright for Dr. Manmohan Singh traveling to Islamabad on Mr. Gilani’s invitation extended at Mohali during the latest spot of ‘cricket diplomacy’. The foreign secretaries are to…

Will Washington Foment War Between China and India?

What is Washington’s solution for the rising power of China? The answer might be to involve China in a nuclear war with India. The staging of the fake death of…

The Pakistani Taliban’s Formulation of Lex Talionis

After the killing of Osama Bin Laden by the US navy seals on May 2nd, the Pakistani Taliban (TTP) issued a statement in which they threatened to avenge Bin Laden…

Disregarding Law, Redefining Justice

“Actions are held to be good or bad, not on their own merits but according to who does them, and there is almost no kind of outrage — torture, the…

Saving Pakistan

That Pakistan is too important a state to be allowed to fail is long acknowledged. For the US, its strategic location and being the locus of ‘terror’ lend it significance.…

Recalibrating Relations Between the U.S. and Central Asia

The deterioration of bilateral relations between Pakistan and the U.S. represents at once potential peril for the region and an opportunity for the U.S. and the Central Asian states. Although…

Pakistan: Why Lying Seldom Pays in International Politics

Pakistan: Why Lying Seldom Pays in International Politics

“There may be honor among thieves, but there is none among politicians!” a disgusted Peter O’Toole, playing T. E. Lawrence in the 1960 motion picture Lawrence of Arabia, blurts to…

Porn in the USA

I wonder what the US Administration makes of the idiom that includes the words pot, kettle and black. The reason for this recent musing comes from revelations that a stash…

How Many SEALs Died?

How Many SEALs Died?

In a sensational and explosive TV report, the Pakistani News Agency has provided a live interview with an eyewitness to the US attack on the alleged compound of Osama bin…

Can Americans Be Unplugged?

“The Matrix is a system, Neo. That system is our enemy. But when you’re inside, you look around, what do you see? Businessmen, teachers, lawyers, carpenters. The very minds of…