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Grenade attack kills two girls in Peshawar
Ghalib Sultan The incident took place in the Khazana area where small children were playing on a building site. — Photo by AFP Two young girls were killed on Wednesday (May 12, 2010) when a hand...
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Pakistan had 22 oil and gas discoveries in 2 years
Pakistan’s Minister for Petroleum and Natural Resources, Syed Naveed Qamar, said 59 onshore and offshore exploration wells were drilled in Pakistan since January 2008, resulting in 22 oil and gas...
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Crime, without punishment
Mosharraf Zaidi If the global reaction to the most devastating floods in modern world history has not been a wakeup call for Pakistanis, then perhaps the brutality of the Sialkot lynching should....
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Saudi Flood Aid To Pakistan: First, Largest, Not Politicized
Saudi Arabia was the first nation to respond to Pakistan’s flood aid appeal. It created a back-to-back air bridge that saw 30 cargo planes land in Pakistan. Washington’s aid is politicized and...
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Hopes remain alive in Gwadar
By Amir Mateen GWADAR: The Gwadar Port was ambushed by a rocket attack this Sunday but the news went generally unnoticed in the Pakistan media. One reason was that the rocket fell short of a ship...
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Let’s stop flattering India so much
Ayaz Amir The centre of the Pakistani solar system is not the sun, as innocents may tend to believe, but our elephant-like neighbour to the east, from whose bosom once-upon-a-time we were carved:...
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Foreign hands: India suspected of creating unrest in FATA
The Peshawar corps commander’s statement earlier this week blaming “foreign hands” for the unrest in Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata) was a reference to India, an official source told The...
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Attacks on supply trucks: Pakistani officials put blame on NATO
Qaiser Butt ISLAMABAD: As the frequency of attacks on Nato supply trucks grows, Pakistani officials blame the alliance for rejecting a security plan that Islamabad unveiled to Western states last year,...
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The worst is yet to come
By Brig Asif Haroon Raja The US in pursuit of its strategic and economic objectives in this part of the world arm twisted Gen Musharraf in September 2001 soon after 9/11 and made him do its bidding....
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The worst is yet to come
By Brig Asif Haroon Raja The US in pursuit of its strategic and economic objectives in this part of the world arm twisted Gen Musharraf in September 2001 soon after 9/11 and made him do its bidding....
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