Pakistan should seize the moment
Pakistan must learn from China that confrontation, particularly with world’s sole superpower, only entails conflict.
Pakistan must learn from China that confrontation, particularly with world’s sole superpower, only entails conflict.
What at the moment is national interest? Easy to answer — elections, coupled with DPC and its companions.
Gang-up with tribesmen, again, defeat another superpower. It may not be for good, but feels good to think about it.
Report suggests if there is attempt to right ‘civil-military imbalance’ right wing rhetoric will grow to US detriment.
Being challenged by so young a person must have come as a rude shock to Mr Obama.
Pakistan, US have been trying to patch up serious differences in their ties since Abbottabad raid.
Pakistan Peoples Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari says Pakistan deserves an apology.
Justice Khwaja Ahmed seeks replies from foreign affairs, defence and interior secretaries within two weeks.
The message to Pakistan is clear: either open the Nato supply routes immediately or prepare to face the consequences.
Zardari, Clinton discuss supply route, Salala, drone strikes, bilateral trade, assistance in overcoming energy crisis.
Says topic of US apology over check post attack not going off the table.
Pakistan, Iran’s economies are lurching, because of America’s punitive measures and international isolation.
Ambassador Sherry says the move will not help bring Pak-US ties back on track.
As Zardari travels to attend the Chicago summit, the deadlock over Nato supply routes remain.
The apology would have been swift if this was not an election year in US, but politics trumped policy yet again.
