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Religion is merely a cover-up used by many countries around the world for advancing geo-political and economic interests. Such complex geopolitics and economics cannot be explained to the illiterate masses, thus requiring sentimental crap like sectarian divides. The religious angle is just there...

This is a political matter, not a religious one. Please refrain from making statements like 'Shia Iran'. Also love the intellect of this guy, putting China, Russia, the US and Pakistan in the same bloc on this matter. This is the former president though, not anyone official, otherwise I expect...

I don't understand what all the uproar on Twitter is all about. Do these people don't understand the job of Faiz Hameed? Have we ever seen the CIA or MI6 Head spill the beans about what they will be doing? What is appalling is that much of this crap is coming from Pakistan journalists.

All I can say in response to your argument is, 'Lol.' The U.S is the same country that let Israel's destruction of a US warship on purpose pass. They wouldn't care about the construction of a port. Israel has money to pay for the port, and provides a safe environment to Chinese engineers. Try...

Could've been a bit creative. For the aesthetics:

A Sikh extremist group built on religious lines may be a topic for daydreaming but it isn't really that likely and even if it does happen to take place it is going to be a considerable problem for Pakistan as well.

All these EU foreign ministers coming to Pakistan to thank GoP for its assistance while Biden being the head of state of the most important country in this fiasco seems to have made this an ego problem.

Ask Xiaomi to establish manufacturing plants in Pakistan. It's a rapidly growing company and is soon to take what used to be Huawei's place.

ISIS is a shared threat faced by both the Taliban government and Pakistan. There certainly is room for co-operation on this matter.

Fair point.

I don't think these calls will make any headway really. One must consider the influence of lobbies in Washington, among which the powerful ones are all working actively against Pakistan.

Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, it is what the Afghan Taliban call themselves.

That changes things diplomatically a bit, maybe? But we need action regarding TTP, not words.

Afghanistan won't matter much in the eyes of U.S policymakers once the Cold War with China is in full flow. Pakistan would be looked through the perspective of an ally of the enemy Chinese state, and the enemy of the US' main ally in the region, India, not as a country that can help control the...

How can you call it a 'fact' when you have no source to support your argument? The Taliban do perform checks on who they release from prisons (the evidence is the execution of many ISIS fighters), and they don't just release everyone as you were suggesting. This clearly shows that Faqir and his...

What is your source for this statement that they just released everyone from prisons without any checks? Considering they executed an ISIS leader in one of these prison releases, it shows that they do check who they release. Plus, how is it even possible for them to not notice TTP members as...

Because unlike what most of my fellow countrymen would like to believe, the Afghan Taliban are far from an ally. The release of TTP prisoners and this attack is evidence.

What happened to all the chaps defending the Afghan Taliban on this? Ankhein khul gayein? TTA and TTP are ideological twins and will help eachother.

We have experimented with conservatism and extremism for the past 40 years. The results? - 100,000 lives lost. - Gun culture after Soviet-Afghan War. - Violence against minorities greater and more prevalent than ever. - Massive economic loss, 150 billion dollars in WoT alone, no figures for...