In tatters: Pakistan’s Middle East policy
Pakistan's ME policy has been one of status quo; that is, support autocratic leaders in exchange for petro-dollars.
Pakistan's ME policy has been one of status quo; that is, support autocratic leaders in exchange for petro-dollars.
Reports state that the US and Britain have inserted covert intelligence agents into Libya to make contact with rebels.
Govt spokesman says Libyan leader Qaddafi will stay in the country to lead it to victory.
Qatar becomes first Arab country to recognise Libya's rebels as the people's sole legitimate representative.
Bashir says Pakistan could be affected by political turmoil in the Middle East and the situation in Libya.
Libyan rebels backed by allied air strikes retook the strategic town of Ajdabiyah.
The UAE, a key US ally, said it has committed six F-16 and six Mirage fighters to help enforce the no-fly zone.
Fighting in besieged Misrata, Ajdabiyah, journalists shown bodies of military personnel, civilians.
Several NATO nations that are taking part and want the military alliance to take the reins from the coalition.
Muammar Qaddafi says western powers pounding Libya's defences will wind up in the "dustbin of history".
Moscow and Washington clash over Western bombing raids in Tripoli.
Obama would have retained his credibility had he confined the US to extending support to Libyan rebels.
Forces loyal to Muammar Qaddafi attack two Libyan towns after a third night of air raids on Tripoli.
The GCC commitment to Bahrain’s stability may strengthen elements in the opposition, thus promote a peaceful...
Yemen in particular has seen violence for several weeks because the people of Yemen are fed up.
