Taliban pride falls in the feet of Pakistan Army: Before Pakistan Army flushed out the TTP terrorists from Sararogha by November 3, 2009, it had served as headquarter of the...
Year: 2009
Afghanistan: a messy melting pot of foreign policy failures
More American deaths: The October 4 daring Taliban attack on two American outposts in the Nuristan province, eastern Afghanistan that left eight Americans and several Afghans...
Patterns of and dealing with insurgencies
A quick look at global insurgencies: One of the major questions facing Pakistan, and intriguing the world, is whether it will be able to overcome the Al-Qaeda-led insurgency...
Understanding a few of Chinese interests in Pakistan
China great 'trade-route' game: China is currently quietly pursuing a new role for itself in the Indian Ocean by gradually expanding its maritime capacity. The primary purpose is...
Role of Frontline State: Pakistan is Paying a Heavy Price
Mathematics of terror: Of the nine terror attacks until 16th October, seven targeted the army, the para-military or the police, suggesting a dramatic surge in attempts by...
Eliminating Uzbeks from South Waziristan – Key to Success
Getting rid of Uzbeks is important: Pakistan embattled army appears set to move into what it calls a 'black hole' for security and intelligence forces i.e. South Waziristan....
The Kerry-Lugar Bill and Pakistan
Aid with strings? Speaking to reporters at the G-20 summit in Pittsburgh on September 27, 2009, President Barack Obama declared the world interest in Pakistan success. The US$1.5...
US Contractors: Not so-noble in Afghanistan
Perverts contracted? As the US and British forces battle the hardened Taliban militants and the politico-military surge continues, an independent watchdog group, the Project on...
Pakistan Army's Corrected Approach to Deal with Taliban Thugs
Taliban were thugs and a strategic burden from the beginning: The army and civilians alike were shocked and alarmed in early April when the TTP militants taking cover under a...
Pakistan Army’s Corrected Approach to Deal with Taliban Thugs
Taliban were thugs and a strategic burden from the beginning: The army and civilians alike were shocked and alarmed in early April when the TTP militants taking cover under a...
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I am also a member of National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Information and Broadcasting. Recently, we held a meeting with the Director General of Radio Pakistan and we told them to initiate such local programs (like Constituency Hour) in regional languages to educate and inform people. Even Indian Radio can be heard in FATA which is being used for propaganda purposes and must be closed. Therefore, we should launch some standard and quality programs like CRSS that will change the taste of the listeners.