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Won't it hit their exports hard? The appreciation of Yuan. They are largely an export oriented economy.

Agreed that this may not be a last minute stuff & all ground work may have been done already. But that does not undermine the fact that it is still a bitter pill for Pakistan. All the ‘take’ part Pakistan can expect is that India agrees to move away its ‘offensive forces’ from borders. And India...

Good point actually. How do we know if extraction is complete, if at all we get to that stage? IMO, the risk of nukes falling into extremists' hands is much greater due to Islamist elements in Pakistani administration, if Pakistan ever agrees to surrender the nukes. What if we fail to seize one...

Believe me, I work on software business modeling & am directly involved in such outsourcing projects. I know this stuff from inside & out. Let's list the loop holes in Obama strategy - 1. Nothing happens to already outsourced CONTRACTS. Those companies can outsource more business without any...

I have posted this somewhere in Economic forum here. Seems like Obama does not like my place :coffee: On a side note though, let's have a look at what India Inc & FICCI have said about this. (I am trying to find the link, I saw it on the news). FICCI thinks that Obama's anti-outsourcing...

Whatever that means.

Here I come - I chose to keep out of this mostly due to apathy. I simply don't care what that mullah says. But I had read another article on the same story. I am getting the impression that Pakistani media played around with Sufi's words to make him sound pro-India. Here is that article. I would...

So isn't the competition already over?

This is going to require at least some proof, or some sort of explanation of why he thinks so. Mere statements do not serve any purpose. In short - RANT. How is that even remotely related to the problems faced by Pakistan? So Pakistan does not want to stabilize Afghanistan? Or - does...

Meaningless rant. Mani is making a fool of himself here. What proof he has, that India was involved in this decision making process? After 3/3, India saw this coming & only stated that if Pakistan is taken out of the equation, India will still support the WC in subcontinent. How can this be...

Looks like Obama does not like my place!! Say no to Bangalore, yes to New York: Obama Tuesday May 5, 09:10 AM Source: Financial Express Say no to Bangalore, yes to New York: Obama 'Say no to Bangalore and yes to Buffalo,' seems to be the latest mantra of US President Barack Obama...

Are we looking at a typo here? Unless you guys traded only pizzas & sandwiches :coffee:

Ratus Ratus, I find this interesting in spite of it being a pure BS. Till 2005 may be, it was USA's favorite rhetoric. The ‘balance’ between India-Pakistan in terms of military apparatus, not just the nukes. Later in his tenure, Bush slowly started renouncing on that strategy, mainly...

Bolton is back with a bang. Ex-US envoy to UN calls for extracting Pak nukes | Pakistan | News | Newspaper | Daily | English | Online

What is his definition of damage? If at all there are any 'Anti-Pakistan foreign powers', they have surely been very successful.

Where did I say this is alright? From people's perspective, it's definitely not. I am only implying that US interference in your internal politics is inevitable, as they will want to make sure that their money is spent in a way which they want. And as you are accepting their aid, you don't have...

Ideally, yes. Not when they are pouring in massive aid to achieve their objective. They will want to make sure that the Government will act according to their policies. But I wonder what other political options US has here. Nawaz Sharif? US has a long history of looking at him rather...

Precisely my point. Demographical location of a country does not have anything to do with its influence on the world. So your contention that India's 'poor demographical location will always bother the Indians' is completely foolish & does not stand any scrutiny.

End of Zardari? US wants 110% from 'Mr 10%' - US - World - The Times of India WASHINGTON: Imagine inviting a guest home for dinner and telling him and the rest of the world ahead of time that he is weak, fragile, and incompetent. That's pretty much what the Obama administration has done to...

Gone are the days when demographical location of a country used to decide it's strategic importance. So by your standards, US, your 'evil superpower', should be most bothered as it is nowhere close to any of the 'important regions'.