News reports are once again emerging about the palns of Mr. Pervez Musharraf who wants to stage a comeback in Pakistan and make a run for the elections. There are die hard supporters of the President who reminise for the days of the General when the economy was good, there was realtive stability, and the Americans were kept at bay. Can Pervez Musharraf make a comeback? Today the country is run by the likes of Mr. Zardari, Rehman Malik and Mr. Hussain Haqqani, all players with questionable pas... Read Full Story

The Indian Iranian relations have gone down from they heyday when Iranian President Seyyed Mohammed Khatami’s five-day India visit went to India in Juanuary 24th 2003 to celebrate Bharat’s republic Day. At the time there were huge expectations on both sides to develop an Indo-Iranian axis against all powers in the area. There was euphoria in the Bharati media about a “new era” and alliances with Iran and all sorts of other nonsense. …Iran coming close to India in... Read Full Story

WHY WE CREATED PAKISTAN? The Indus Valley Civilization now known as Paksitan Pakistan existed 5000 years ago as the IVC The Pakistan Ideology by Moin-Ansari Original March 16th, 1996 and Updated February 7th, 2009 | NEW YORK | RUPEE NEWS | March 16th, 1996 | Moin Ansari | Lest we forget the ideology of the Hinduvata Mahasab, let us quote it right here. Lest some dismiss it as a relic of the past, let us remind them that the BJP was in power in in Delhi and holds a major vote in the Lok a... Read Full Story

Tajuddin warned Mujib not to impose the one party system to have more power when he is already the most powerful person in the government. M. A. S. Molla records the Mujib-Tajuddin encounter from Abu Said Chowdhury records. Molla says keeping Mr Syed by his side Tajuddin told Mujib: "I think I must talk to you on some important matters. Some people encircle you in your office in a way that I would not have opportunity to talk to you there, and the environment there is also not congenial.... Read Full Story

ISLAMABAD – Serious differences are understood to have cropped up between Pakistan’s premier intelligence agency ISI and US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) over the latter’s dismal role in countering terrorism in Pakistan, TheNation reliably learnt on Friday. According to well-placed sources, the differences between the two strategic partners in war against terror cropped up when ISI Chief Lt. General Ahmed Shujja Pasha in a meeting expressed his disappointment to his US counterpart, the C... Read Full Story

ISLAMABAD – Serious differences are understood to have cropped up between Pakistan’s premier intelligence agency ISI and US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) over the latter’s dismal role in countering terrorism in Pakistan, TheNation reliably learnt on Friday. According to well-placed sources, the differences between the two strategic partners in war against terror cropped up when ISI Chief Lt. General Ahmed Shujja Pasha in a meeting expressed his disappointment to his US counterpart, th... Read Full Story

ISLAMABAD – Serious differences are understood to have cropped up between Pakistan’s premier intelligence agency ISI and US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) over the latter’s dismal role in countering terrorism in Pakistan, TheNation reliably learnt on Friday. According to well-placed sources, the differences between the two strategic partners in war against terror cropped up when ISI Chief Lt. General Ahmed Shujja Pasha in a meeting expressed his disappointment to his US counterpart, th... Read Full Story

ISLAMABAD – Serious differences are understood to have cropped up between Pakistan’s premier intelligence agency ISI and US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) over the latter’s dismal role in countering terrorism in Pakistan, TheNation reliably learnt on Friday. According to well-placed sources, the differences between the two strategic partners in war against terror cropped up when ISI Chief Lt. General Ahmed Shujja Pasha in a meeting expressed his disappointment to his US counterpart, th... Read Full Story

ISLAMABAD – Serious differences are understood to have cropped up between Pakistan’s premier intelligence agency ISI and US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) over the latter’s dismal role in countering terrorism in Pakistan, TheNation reliably learnt on Friday. According to well-placed sources, the differences between the two strategic partners in war against terror cropped up when ISI Chief Lt. General Ahmed Shujja Pasha in a meeting expressed his disappointment to his US counterpart, the... Read Full Story

Islamic nations pressing UN panel for treaty that would ban blasphemy Pakistanis protested against cartoons depicting Mohammed in 2008. Officials in Pakistan and Algeria are calling for a treaty that would protect religious symbols from mockery. (Arshad Butt/Associated Press) By Frank Jordans Associated Press / November 20, 2009 E-mail this article To: Invalid E-mail address Add a personal message:(80 character limit) Your E-mail: Invalid E-mail address Sending your article Your articl... Read Full Story