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Karzai's capers

By Brian Cloughley | submitted 1 day 1 hour ago

President Karzai of Afghanistan is a pleasant fellow. He is helpful, courteous, kind, cheerful and clean, as the Boy Scout pledge has it. He is a Boy Scout in a furry hat, really, although some of his family and many of his associates and

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Responding to Kabul

By AYAZ AHMED KHAN | submitted 1 day 1 hour ago

Overtures of friendship and good neighbourly relations by Pakistan have been spurned with contempt by Afghan President Hamid Karzai. He has been accusing Pakistan for the terrorist attacks and suicide bombings, which have taken a heavy

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The tragedy that was 5th of July

By DR S.M. RAHMAN | submitted 1 day 1 hour ago

As I am a witness to some of the crucial events that changed the fate of Pakistan, I wish to narrate my experiences as Advisor in the GS Branch of GHQ. Late General Ziaul Haq used to call me frequently to brief him verbally on the state of

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