By Qaisar Sultan Are we genetically designed to be selfish or selfless? Based on natural selection theory, we are supposed to be self-centered to survive. The survival of the species is mainly linked to the… Read More »The Selfish Affairs of a State
PROFESSOR ALI SUKHANVER For the last many years this prediction is selling very hot thatPakistanis going to be no more on the world map in the near future. But every yearPakistanis always there, giving a… Read More »LET ISI COMMAND AFGHANISTAN
Mehmood-Ul-Hassan Khan ISLAMABAD Sept 27 (APP) Essa Abdulla Al Basha Al Noaimi, a seasoned diplomat and designate Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to Pakistan arrived here late Monday. He has replaced the outgoing Ambassador… Read More »Ambassador-designate of UAE arrives in Islamabad
Mehmood-Ul-Hassan Khan UAE President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan has tremed the Federal National Council (FNC) elections in his country a perfect opportunity to make a major step towards empowerment and further democratization. Addressing… Read More »UAE President terms FNC elections a major step towards empowerment, further democratization
By Farrukh Saleem
ISLAMABAD: President Barack Hussein Obama II is bent upon extracting political mileage out of America’s military misadventure in the ‘graveyard of empires’. A double-dip recession hanging over Obama’s re-election ambitions and the one hundred twelfth United States Congress having the largest number of Republican members since 1947 (Republican 242 v. Democrat 193) can the generals deliver some good news out of Afghanistan?
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By Zafar Iqbal
Since decolonization of sub-continent, Kashmir has always been a central part of the string of most dangerous disputes of the world. Much has been reported by the media and academia about the human rights situation in Kashmir, but recent Amnesty International call for urgent action to probe existence of unmarked graves of disappeared persons in this region echoed Kashmir discourse to the corridors of power in the Westminster.Read More »Kashmir: A Legacy of British Colonialism
In North America following homeopathic remedy is being used to treat Dengue fever. Although this is not purely homeopathic way of treatment but in acute diseases it is permissible to use more than one remedy… Read More »Homeopathic remedy for Dengue fever
A new study has found that people who wake up early are slimmer, happier and healthier than those who get up later in the day.
Researchers at the Roehampton University concluded that those who fight the urge to ignore the alarm clock complete morning chores faster pack their children off to school earlier and thrive in the workplace.
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PROFESSOR ALI SUKHANVER
It was 18th of last July when some terrorists attacked a police station of Xinjiang Province of China which borders Pakistan. The attack claimed lives of more than 18 innocent people. Soon after the attack the western and Indian media started spreading the disinformation that the suspects involved in this attack had been trained in Pakistan. The purpose behind this disinformation was nothing but to malign friendly relationship between China andPakistan. Pak-China friendly relations need no introduction.Pakistan is fortunate enough to have a friend like China in the neighbourhood. If there were noChina in the region, the situation could have been much more painful for the people of Pakistan. Pak-China friendship is time tested and progressing by leaps and bounds every moment. Unluckily this friendship is proving itself much agonizing for those countries which dream of ruling this region on the basis of economic and political exploitation. This close cordial relationship between Pakistan andChina has always been a pain in the neck for such countries. They always try to create hitches and hurdles between the friendly relations ofPakistan andChina by cropping-up well-calculated conspiracies. The Xingjian attacks are also one of such conspiracies.Read More »PAK-CHINA RELATIONS AT STAKE?
Mehmood-Ul-Hassan Khan Being the sixth largest army in the world and sole nuclear Muslim states, Pakistan proposed to Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states (Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates) the… Read More »Pak-GCC security bloc