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Speech of Syed Ali Geelani at Sopore on Nov 1
Posted By: Usman_Khalid Created On: 8/Nov/2013 Views: 2223 Replies: 0 
Syed Ali Geelani, the leader of APHC (All Parties Hurriyet Conference), is 84 years old and has been active in the struggle for Kashmiri self determination for half a century. He is still the symbol as well the leader of the people of Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir in resisting military occupation by 700,000 Indian troops. The most important watershed moment in struggle for self determination i Click here to read Full Article

Video of murder of Col Imam by Hakimullah Mehsud. Usman Khalid
Posted By: Usman_Khalid On: 8/Nov/2013 Views:3174 Replies:0 
Colonel (˜Ñäá) Imam was killed by Hakimullah Mehsud - the Emir of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) - who was himself killed by a US drone attack on 1 November. Colonel Imam was kidnapped along with his fellow ISI officer Khalid Khawaja, British journalist Asad Qureshi and his driver Rustam Khan on March 26, 2010. Qureshi and Rustam were released in September 2010. Khawaja was killed a month later a Click here to read Full Article
India’s strategic collapse in Central Asia by Usman Khalid
Posted By: Usman_Khalid On: 5/Nov/2013 Views:3007 Replies:0 
Here is a realistic appraisal of India’s quest to gain influence in Central Asia. But its hostility towards Pakistan and increasing repression in Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir raises costs while access to the hydrocarbon resources of Central Asia remains blocked. The planned Kashgar – Gwadar Economic Corridor bypasses not just India but the entire Indian Ocean region thus making the “ collapse Click here to read Full Article
 
Tajziya Video Link by Usman Khalid
Posted By: Usman_Khalid On: 5/Nov/2013 Views:2360 Replies:0 
Another programme of Tajziya is sent herewith. http://messagetv.tv/ This one deals with the situation emerging out of the death of TTP leader Hakimullah Mehsud and the induction of new government under Prime Minister Nawaz Click here to read Full Article
Balochistan News Letter – October 2013
Posted By: Usman_Khalid On: 1/Nov/2013 Views:2329 Replies:0 
This is a brief Talk of the Town Report compiled for those interested in Balochistan. Significant developments are listed hereunder. Click here to read Full Article
 
Storm on the Nile by Eric Margolis
Posted By: Usman_Khalid On: 26/Oct/2013 Views:2378 Replies:0 
All US Administrations since the 1967 Arab Israeli war have supported Israel in every excess it has committed in the Middle East. Why is it surprising that the Arab people see the USA as the enemy? As if that was not bad enough, the USA installed and sustained unpopular despots as their rulers. The support given by the US to Arab Spring was seen as an attempt to bring democracy and to address the Click here to read Full Article
Is there an Alternative to Talks? Yes, there is! by Usman Khalid
Posted By: Usman_Khalid On: 4/Oct/2013 Views:2637 Replies:0 
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, at long last, met the Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. After having failed to get him to attend his inauguration as PM and being spurned in his desire to visit India even without an invitation that must be viewed as a success. But India has an agenda and an attitude. No leader in Pakistan can govern effectively and be popular unless he understands both. India’s a Click here to read Full Article
 
Afghanistan: The War after the War by Anatol Lieven
Posted By: Usman_Khalid On: 1/Oct/2013 Views:2150 Replies:0 
The two part article below is a realistic analysis of the prospects of a settlement in Afghanistan. There are three issues that require to be settled: 1) a UNSC Resolution on time table of withdrawal of NATO forces, 2) formation of an interim government, 3) provision of aid for reconstruction. A comprehensive settlement is neither possible nor even the best prospect. It is better to stretch the ti Click here to read Full Article
Afghanistan: The War after the War by Anatol Lieven
Posted By: Usman_Khalid On: 1/Oct/2013 Views:1255 Replies:0 
The two part article below is a realistic analysis of the prospects of a settlement in Afghanistan. There are three issues that require to be settled: 1) a UNSC Resolution on time table of withdrawal of NATO forces, 2) formation of an interim government, 3) provision of aid for reconstruction. A comprehensive settlement is neither possible nor even the best prospect. It is better to stretch the ti Click here to read Full Article
 
Inaction is not acceptable over the brutal murder of the GOC 17 Division by Usman Khalid
Posted By: Usman_Khalid On: 18/Sep/2013 Views:1224 Replies:0 
I was posted in Bannu in 1970 when a lady doctor was abducted and taken to South Waziristan. The response of the military was a warning to target villages followed by aerial bombing of those who had harboured fugitives. It was not known who had abducted the lady doctor but it was well known who harboured fugitives. No statement was issued by the military or the Governor of NWFP. Actions speak loud Click here to read Full Article
There is more behind the statement of MQM than meets the eye! by Admiral Tahir
Posted By: Usman_Khalid On: 17/Sep/2013 Views:1409 Replies:0 
Analysis of Admiral Tahir is appended below. The latest demand by the Chief Fugitive of Pakistan is to demand more provinces. In the past he opposed the Kalabagh Dam and recommended SIX POINT level of provincial autonomy vide the 18th Amendment. He succeeded on both occasions. His demands are drafted by Indian RAW as was the case with Sheikh Mujib. Usman Khalid Click here to read Full Article

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