Category: Pakistan

PAKISTAN’S REGIME CHANGE OPERATION – A RUSSIAN PERSPECTIVE

Since April 11, Pakistan’s political situation is still volatile and with every passing day the crisis worsens. In an exclusive interview with Reporter’s Diary, American Moscow-based political analyst Andrew Korybko, comprehensively discussed the current political situation of Pakistan, the regime change operation and the role of the Establishment. The future of Pakistan-Russia relations is also part of the discussion. Question […]

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Pakistan’s Khan says IEA was ready to cooperate against TTP during his government

While talking to reporters, Khan rejected the criticism of his party’s government over resettling alleged terrorists. Pakistan’s jailed former prime minister, Imran Khan, has claimed his government was “actively engaged” with the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) on cross-border terrorism and that Kabul was “ready to cooperate”. While talking to reporters, Khan rejected the criticism of his party’s government over […]

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On Rawalpindi’s Fight To Finish Pakistan Tehreek-E-Insaf Party – OpEd

Less than two weeks after the May 9 protests in which military assets and facilities in Pakistan were targeted by incensed mobs, Pakistan army’s media wing Inter Services Public Relations [ISPR] issued a press release stating that army chief Gen Syed Asim Munir had said that “legal process of trial against planners, instigators, abettors and perpetrators involved in 9 May […]

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China Prods Pakistan To Ramp Up Security And Governance – Analysis

The Communist Party of China is officially atheist but China’s premier, Li Qiang, recently had a “come to Jesus” meeting with Pakistan’s prime minister, Shehbaz Sharif. China is frustrated by Pakistan’s inability to protect Chinese workers on the $62 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), a key part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Aside from killing Chinese citizens, the […]

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Afghanistan’s Necessity To Utilize Domestic Facilities And Alternative Trade Routes, Bypassing Pakistan – Analysis

According to recent reports, Pakistan has increased tariff taxes on Afghan fruits from 15,000 to 60,000 PKR per ton, an increase sixfold this time. Meanwhile, in another move, Pakistan has not allowed Afghanistan’s 300 trucks loaded with Afghan fruits and vegetables between Afghanistan-Pakistan ports due to the absence of a temporary permit to enter Pakistan, a document to be issued […]

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Judiciary: Justice in Terror

On August 2, 2024, two Policemen were killed and another two sustained injuries when terrorists attacked a convoy carrying three local court judges near Bhugwal on the Dera Ismail Khan Road in the Tank District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP). Police said that the three judges, including the acting District and Sessions Judge of Tank District, Malik Hasnain; acting District and […]

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Pakistan envoy concerned Afghanistan is being ‘forgotten’

Another 9/11 could originate from Afghanistan, which has been forgotten by the international community, Pakistan’s special envoy for Afghanistan Asif Durrani said on Monday. “Afghanistan has almost been forgotten. There is no doubt about it and this was in fact highlighted during the Doha 3 session in June. “Humanitarian assistance is not up to the mark. Even last year only […]

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Pakistan’s Nuclear Datum Point

Abstract: The World’s fifth nuclear power, Pakistan, faces threats to its nuclear security due to political and economic instability. This is rooted in doubt about whether Pakistan has the necessary security measures and resources to protect its nuclear arsenal from threats or if the country’s nuclear weapons are a dangerous liability to the world. Nevertheless, Pakistan has a credible nuclear […]

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Imran Khan’s U-Turn In Face Of Digital Terrorism – OpEd

For more than four decades, the region surrounding Afghanistan has been in a state of unrest due to foreign aggression and continuous conflicts. This turmoil has caused millions to flee their homeland, seeking refuge in neighbouring countries, with Pakistan bearing the brunt of this mass migration. mraOver the years, nearly five million Afghan refugees have crossed into Pakistan in search […]

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The Baloch Continuum – OpEd

The Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) a civil right association in Balochistan, part of Pakistan is actively involved in anti-state activism. Although the BYC claims to be a non-violent political entity, advocating for the rights and justice in Balochistan, this movement has been directly confronted by the Pakistani authorities as a proxy of separatists’ militant and criminal smuggler groups such as […]

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