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RAWALPINDI: Pakistan’s army said Wednesday that personnel would each donate one day’s salary to up to 3.2 million people affected by worst floods in living memory.
The move by the most powerful institution in Pakistan follows …

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PKKH is launching “IBN-E-QASIM: SEARCH & RESCUE BOAT SERVICE“ for affected areas in Sindh, as part of the MERE LOG aid and relief project for the victims of recent floods in Pakistan.
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Masroor Mian | PKKH Editorial
The Pakistani Government, like many other things has also failed at providing the people of this nation with a reliable disaster management force. The only known disaster management organization in Pakistan …

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The following article apparently sounds like ISI being demonized, but reading between the lines, it actually reflects the fear and frustration they have in their hearts, the way they are terrorized of the genius of …

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Talat Hussain
On the face of it, the furore in Pakistan seems pointless. British Prime Minister David Cameron has not said anything new. All he has done is to repeat the standard script that the Washington-London-Delhi-Kabul …

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KARACHI: The Pakistan Army is inching closer to realising its dream of owning Predator drones – the unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) notorious for launching successful strikes against high-profile militants – even as the institution keeps …

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ERIC MARGOLIS, QMI Agency
WASHINGTON — Release of 92,000 U.S. military field reports from Afghanistan by WikiLeaks has revealed the war’s ugly underbelly and embarrassed the hell out of Washington and its NATO allies, including Canada.
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ISLAMABAD: Former DG ISI Lieutenant General Javed Ashraf Qazi has disclosed that Pakistan had foiled an attempt of a CIA official to steal documents of Pakistan N-secrets with the help of a Pakistani military officer.
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Pakistan’s Inter Services Intelligence agency, or ISI as it is popularly known, is seen as their nemesis by those who have tried to undermine the security interests of the country one way or the other. …

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ISLAMABAD: Investigators searching the site of an airliner crash near Pakistan’s capital in which 152 people died have found the plane’s black box, a minister and a civil aviation official said Saturday.
“The investigating committee found …

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ISLAMABAD: Revealing the division within its ranks, the government struggled all day on Friday to come up with a unified response to British Prime Minister David Cameron’s disparaging terror remarks.
For once the PPP leaders …

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Intelligence Agency is an effective instrument of a national power. Aggressive intelligence is its primary weapon to destabilize the target. Indeed, no one knows what the intelligence agencies actually do so figuring …

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First, a freelance reporter brings down America’s top general in Afghanistan with a damning article in the iconic pop-culture Rolling Stone magazine. Now, thousands of classified military documents are published on to the Internet through …

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So how do you say “Duh!” in Urdu? There’s nothing new or remarkable in the suggestion that Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency has been aiding and abetting the Taliban insurgency in Afghanistan, as highlighted in …

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NO SURVIVORS
ISLAMABAD: There were no survivors from the Airblue passenger plane that crashed in the Margalla Hills in Islamabad on Wednesday, Interior Minister Rehman Malik said.
“There are no survivors. We believe all are dead. We …

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On this edition of CrossTalk with Peter Lavelle, his guests Dan Qayyum (Editor PKKH), Shuja Nawaz and Anatol Leiven discuss whether Pakistan could be the target of the next American-led invasion in the region. …

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Zainulabedin Ameer | PKKH Editorial
A series of diplomatic meetings and events have been observed in the past two weeks in Pakistan. The prominent figures to have visited here include: Indian External Affairs Minister, S.M. Krishna; …

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Shuja Nawaz
In a timely though perhaps overly dramatic move, Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani of Pakistan announced recently on national television the extension of army chief General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani for another three years beyond …

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NEW DELHI, India—This is not the first time that Indian extremists have sabotaged crucial peace talks with Pakistan.
On 19 February 2007, one day before Pakistan Foreign Minister Khurshid Kasuri landed in New Delhi for peace …

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Gareth Stringer reports on the arrival of the JF-17 Thunder at Farnborough for the aircraft’s public debut in the west. Images by Paul Dopson.

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Dan Qayyum | PKKH Editorial
The stage had been set for another round of the cordial, cosmetic but utterly pointless exercise at the behest of Washington as the US and NATO try and control the India-Pakistan …

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ISLAMABAD: In a bid to end a row with the US over diplomatic and official visas, President Asif Ali Zardari has asked Foreign Office to enhance the visa authority of the country’s ambassador to Washington.
The …

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S M Krishna criticised for not defending G K Pillai
This is the question India is asking a day after Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi slammed India’s Home Secretary GK Pillai in the joint press …