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JF-17: a major achievement Wednesday, November 25, 2009 Talat Masood The rolling out of the first indigenously assembled JF-17 Thunder fighter aircraft marks a major achievement in defence production. It demonstrates how far Pakistan has progressed in defence production considering that...

Driving the TTP out Wednesday, November 25, 2009 Zafar Hilaly For all their brave talk of fighting, dying and teaching the army a lesson, the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in South Waziristan did what they always do when confronted by a larger force: they fled. A number, of course...

How money spoke in Dogar’s court Wednesday, November 25, 2009 By Umar Cheema ISLAMABAD: The sensational disclosure by the owner of Haris Steel Mills (HSM) about how money changed hands in the heyday of Justice Dogar, has finally resolved the riddle: why were two senior NAB officials...

From Dogar to Iftikhar Chaudhry — what a difference! Wednesday, November 25, 2009 HSM owner names big bribe takers Agrees to settle Rs9 billion Bank of Punjab claim By Sohail Khan ISLAMABAD: Sheikh Afzal, the main accused in the Rs9 billion financial scam at the Bank of Punjab...

Solution to Pakistan’s Precarious Situation Monday, November 23, 2009 By thinkingbrain Lately, Pakistan has been rocked by unprecedented levels of violence, as the Pakistani army intensifies military operations against the Taliban in the tribal areas. The latest bomb blast near the...

. Dear Hillary, which Pakistan are you talking about? By Qalandar Bux Memon Tuesday, 24 Nov, 2009 ‘Osama Bin Laden resides in Pakistan.’ So goes the mantra of the US government. This is followed by the assertion that ‘Mullah Omar’ resides in Pakistan. Both might be true. My cousin...

. Instead of worrying about ‘who controls the Pakistan Army’, Mr. Singh needs to worry about his own bone head generals who are acting like loose cannons and it's about time to put them under leash.

. I think the man has gone bezerk. Instead of worrying about ‘who controls the Pakistan Army’, Mr. Singh needs to worry about his own bone head generals and it's about time to put them under leash.

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And who is paying for this trip? Is not this an extreme example of miss using the tax payer's money by using an Air Force plane for private trips?

So, in your opinion, being a journalist is a big accomplishment? Give me a break. I am just wondering, who those westerners are that you are referring to, who are dying to watch his low rated program on a Channel that’s at the bottom of the ratings and respect him especially with his desi...

Why is the US/NATO not repairing Indus Highway damage? Posted on November 21, 2009 by Moin Ansari It took Pakistan a lot of blood sweat and tears to build the best highway system in South Asia. Pakistani motorways were built to European specifications and were meant for Pakistan and...

'Female battalion' aims with missiles By YAAKOV KATZ The IAF's Air Defense Division is known for its high proportion of female soldiers, but last week one of its units made history with the appointment of a fourth female battery commander, giving it the title of the "most female...

Part B Escaping Taliban May Widen War as Pakistan Pays Cost (Update1) By James Rupert Nov. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Taliban fleeing a Pakistani offensive are regrouping in the country’s northwest, threatening to spread and prolong a conflict that has strained the nation’s economy and may...

Pakistan's battle with Taliban militants expands north Many Pakistan Taliban fighters are fleeing an Army offensive in South Waziristan for another tribal agency, Orakzai, where troops killed 22 militants Sunday. By Taylor Barnes posted November 23, 2009 at 8:22 am EST •A daily...

Iraq report: Secret papers reveal blunders and concealment The “appalling” errors that contributed to Britain’s failure in Iraq are disclosed in the most detailed and damning set of leaks to emerge on the conflict. By Andrew Gilligan Published: 9:58PM GMT 21 Nov 2009...

How to clean up the bloody mess-2 Monday, November 23, 2009 News analysis By Shaheen Sehbai KARACHI: Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani and the Asif Zardari-led PPP set-up have reached a dead end on their political highway to nowhere. After the official release of the NRO list, it has...

Instaed of just calling BS and acting like a crying baby, refute with facts if you have any or just shut up.

India not offered F-22s or F-35s: Why? The Indians cant seem to win. They spend a lot of money but get treated really badly. The Russians have been pushing Delhi around for a decade. Their strong-along games on the Admiral Gorskov is a classic case study of what not to do in defense...

Victim of rape, Muslim woman, needs 4 witnesses to prove her case - Why? First some clarification: There are two types of punishments in Islam called “Hud” (plural Hudood) and “Taazeer” (plural Taazeerat). Hud is a punishment which has been mentioned in Islam. For example, Islam tells...