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Well then what's preventing you from presenting it?? If there is foreign involvement, then please tell us: Who are they? What activities have they been involved in? What irrefutable evidence do you have of their involvement? Is this evidence strong enough to hold strong in a court of...

It all depends on what happens near to and post-withdrawal. Although I believe there is no yearning for the return of the strict Taliban form of governance by the majority, the security, law and order situation and rampant corruption might tilt things. One thing that is obvious from interviews...

All Pakistani's?? It may have had resonance back in the 90's when all we had was PTV churning out Kashmir stories 24/7 as part of its propoganda tool to brainwash the population. However, times are a changing as someone once said. From my visits to Pakistan throughout the last 12 years, I...

If we did put the ball in India's court, then it's only fair for them to delay normalisation until 26/11 is dealt with and put to rest. If Rehman Malik wants to delay matters only because he wants his photo-op with a man who has no time for him, then that's his problem. India can shape the...

Why does the US bear the brunt of the criticism when it comes to drone strikes and not our govt or military? Surely they are to blame for the whole fiasco? All the articles seem to bash the US for what it does, but if there is genuine rage from Pakistan, then where is the outspoken attacks on...

Whether we like it or not, this is here to stay. In fact, the pressure will continue from the West, as will the economic strangulation - which is effective financial blackmail. And don't pay much attention to Dana Rohrabacher. He's a loon, and rabid anti-Pakistan dog. He has his agenda, and...

The guy confronting NS looks like he's one of the Al Muhajiourn types in the UK. No difference to him being confronted by a radical right-winger in Peshawar. The only difference being he wouldn't be walking around like that in Pakistan, and so the chances of it happening are zilch. Let's be...

Musharraf's days are over on the political front. He hasn't been able to garner the support he had hoped for. He has no political base, and being abroad to fight a campaign is futile. Faced with the charges against him, lack of party workers on the ground, political companions or backers, no...

I've more or less done that, and will continue to boycott the country until this government of thieves decides to stop looting the country. It's my personal protest, and I hope others follow. I haven't said foreign Pakistani's aren't investing, they may be, but the appetite to invest during...

Well, they may, but then that is down to moderators to ban those that flame and troll efficiently and without delay. As frustrating as that is, we need to allow respectable and mature debate on serious issues across both sides of the border, and affecting us both. Too much descends into...

Well, the French are saying this is what he told them during negotiations from the translated piece (not the Indians): This is certainly what Mohamed Merah has told police the RAID and the Central Directorate of Internal Intelligence (DCRI) when trying to negotiations, 21 and March 22. Don't...

It's incredible that this view can manifest itself in people, we're desperate for FDI, for growth and for helping the jobless and dealing with the brain drain.

Original source is here: Le Monde Google Translating the opening paragraph: Nearly two months after his death during the assault of the Raid, March 22, motivations and personality of the killer of Toulouse and Montauban becoming clearer. Reportedly, Mohamed Merah planning to carry out...

We positioned ourselves badly because our position wasn't a sincere one, or one that would last. The flimsy Parliament resolution emphasised that, and we were on thin ice ever since flip flopping statements were being made. Our economic situation is a reason we need the cash, and playing...

The country is going down the toilet on so many fronts, one has to look at all the various economic indicators. FDI has been an issue, but how can you tackle it when the environment in which you operate is not conducive to business? Lack of electricity and gas, corruption, the spectre of...

Now don't get me wrong, I don't have time for anyone who indulges in provocation, and is from the far-right like Shiv Sena. But to pick out this episode, and to cite that as an example of terrorism is pretty desperate. Two Shia policeman were killed yesterday in Quetta, with sectarian killing...

Personally, I don't see this being a definitive issue right now given the multiple problems we're facing. There is (as with all these announcements), politics at play. Never is such a decision taken for the benefit of the common man. On a wider sense, it simply leads to further fragmentation of...

My friend, if the PPP could have its way, they'd name the country after her. I'm not sure about what will happen to ISB Airport. However, given the military connection with Chaklala, it might become an extended military air base. Someone on here might know for sure.

Really? Surely the opening of 200 stores in India, and the benefits it brings to both sides is a positive move. "betray the cause of the Pakistani people" What cause?

I believe it will sadly be called New BB International Airport. And at the opening ceremony, expect plenty of speeches about her 'sacrifices' which made it possible for the airport to be built. Pathetic, but unfortunately that's the kind of people we have at the top.