Is Pakistan losing its grip?
By K.N. Pandita Apprehension of losing grip on political power of the country is the bane of Pakistan Military. But
More ...By K.N. Pandita Apprehension of losing grip on political power of the country is the bane of Pakistan Military. But
More ...By K.N. Pandita US-Pakistan relations were neither realistic nor principled from the first day when Pakistan, under the military rule
More ...By K.N. Pandita In rustic idiom one may say that in Pakistan a thief is set to catch a thief.
More ...By K.N. Pandita Parliamentary opposition is the soul of democracy. It is out of great debates in the parliament that
More ...By K.N. Pandita After their hour-long meeting on the sidelines of the SAARC summit at Addu in the Maldives, the
More ...By K.N. Pandita In recent months Pakistan’s former President, who had grabbed power in a coup in which the duly
More ...By K.N. Pandita For the first time after the independence of India, her policy planners have taken strategically pragmatic view
More ...By K.N. Pandita Condoleezza Rice, the Secretary of State in Bush administration has scripted her memoirs which will be on
More ...By K.N. Pandita Global strategy is opening up in the crucial north-west tribal areas of Pakistan. Waziristan has emerged as
More ...By K.N. Pandita US-Pak relations have soured so much so that the Indian External Affairs Minister had to issue a
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