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flagBase Aitzaz, Naheed demand investigation into BB killing     PPP leaders stay away from Benazir loyalists    SNF chief to file Benazir assassination FIR    Mumtaz Bhutto granted bail    PPP committed to Bhutto's ideology of people's rule: Sherry Rehman    PML not party to differences between PML-N, PPP: Shujaat    PPP committed to Charter of Democracy: Raza Rabbani    Minister defends Mumtaz Bhutto’s arrest    Merger of ‘Q’ and ‘N’ out of question: Moonis Elahi    Tasleem Bhutto condemns arrest     Nawaz declines to meet Zardari for ‘photo sessions’    PML-Q appoints new women’s wing president, secretary general     PML-N deplores PPP’s failure to resolve crises    PML-Q will maintain its identity: Shujaat     Justice Raza will be next CJP, says Naek     Chaudhrys advised to avoid alliance with PPP    Sheikh Rashid calls on Zardari    Chaudhry Nisar endorses option of mid-term election    PML-Q ready to talk with ‘N’ for unification, says Pervez Elahi    Qazi Hussain Ahmad not willing to contest party polls     Dr Fakhruddin Chaudhry new PPP secy info Punjab     Sherry reiterates govt’s resolve for peace, economic prosperity    PML-Q observes 102nd foundation day of Muslim League    COAS informs president, PM of military’s preparations    Zardari among 2008’s top ten figures: paper    Saleem Raza is new SBP governor    PPP swings into action to block League merger    “I have turned this hotel into a fortress,” Sadruddin Hashwani     Taseer, Shujaat discuss options    India can’t dare attack Pakistan, says Musharraf    ‘PMLN-PMLQ reunification matter of time’    MPA killed on way to Garhi Khuda Bukhsh    Qaim unveils Benazir’s sculpture    Pakistan is a nuclear power, its defence is undefeated: Shahbaz Sahrif    PTI to emerge a major political force: Imran    Ansar Abbasi facing death threats    Double Standards; Freedom of Speech in USA exposed    Speaker halts probe into Farah Dogar case    Donia, Marvi issued notices in eligibility case by IHC    PPP NY office-bearers resign en bloc    PM’s five foreign tours cost Rs 79m    Contempt of court petition filed against Nawaz Sharif     Rs 10 coin to be issued on Benazir’s death anniversary     Sethi has done Pakistan proud, says Mushahid    Salim Saifullah submits 18th Amendment Bill     Abid Sher Ali refuses to appear in court    PML-N to table bill to repeal 17th Amendment: Nawaz says he was offered deal for silence over chief justice     PM gives ministers a wake-up call    SC can’t dictate to parliament: Asfandyar    CM seeks details of political appointments    Son of ANP’s Khwaja Hoti set to join PML-N    Mardan ANP seeks minister’s sacking    Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry turns 60     Sanaullah should be handcuffed, Salman Taseer    No Pakistani to be handed over to India: Zardari, Gilani discuss situation    Countrywide crackdown on Dawa intensified    Degrading… but do we have a choice?    Bilawal receives UN human rights prize for Benazir    Punjab Ombudsman renews contract of 215 employees     Qazi Hussain Ahmad offers ‘support’ against India    Zardari vows to give Pakistan a strong democratic foundation    Shireen Mazari joins PTI    Pakistan needs educated employees: Taseer    Disbanding of ISI’s political wing announced    Babar Awan declares his American doctorate degree valid    Pakistani Taliban renew offer for talks    Public service is our mission: Shahbaz Sharif    ‘Cyber terrorists’ to get death penalty    Gilani brushes aside criticism of cabinet’s size    Asif Zardari invites Justice Iftikhar to politics    No rest until success of lewyer movement: Ali Ahmed Kurd     Zardari says: Afghan money fuels terrorism in Pakistan     India not a threat to Pakistan: Zardari    Zardari tells Palin she’s gorgeous    Musharraf eyes comfy retirement home     Nawaz needs to be watched, US house panel told   
 
  • Asif Ali Zardari will Hang Himself with his Own Rope
  • Washington DC, USA, 26 December 2008 (InformPress.com) - The one question that I am repeatedly asked by everyone, believing that I have been quite close to [Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Co-Chairman] Asif Ali Zardari during his days of self-exile and forced expulsion from politics for many years, is how long he and his [PPP] Government will survive.
     
  • Remembering Benazir Bhutto – a leader for all times
  • The first death anniversary of Benazir Bhutto was observed last week. A national holiday was declared on 27 December as mark of respect for the PPP leader and to pay tribute to her sacrifices for democracy. Both the print and electronic media highlighted the achievements and sacrifices of the late leader and recognized her services to the nation.
     
  • Ban on Pakistani individuals, organisations
  • UNITED NATIONS: Did China change its friendly stance for Pakistan and supported western countries to include names of some Pakistani individuals and organizations in the UNSC committee’s list of terrorists? That is one question under discussion; but some knowledgeable sources claim that during these tough times for Pakistan, China is respecting Pakistani desire more than before as China wants to see her friendly country to overcome its multi-prong troubles, in a smooth manner.
     
  • INSIGHT: Prosecution’s nightmare —Ejaz Haider
  • In the aftermath of the Mumbai attack and India’s allegations, Pakistan has picked up some leaders and cadres of the banned Lashkar-e Tayba group. It has also moved against Jama’at-ud Dawa and Jaish-e Mohammad after the United Nations’ “sanctions committee” put JuD on the terrorist list. The move has been hailed, but what’s the next step?
     
  • Hegemonic discourse
  • Drowned in the hegemonic discourse and buried under the rubble of war against terror is a narrative that used to tell the story of oppression, occupation, and violence against Muslims; that narrative has become almost extinct both in the West as well as in the East. This should not surprise anyone, for, by definition, a hegemonic discourse is one that attempts to totalise a particular discourse over all other narratives. A hegemonic discourse tries to achieve its objectives by obstructing the ability of other narratives to present themselves in a cogent fashion. It employs well-thought-of, well-planned and divisive tactics to subdue other narratives. This does not mean that hegemonic narrative itself is better, more coherent or more true; it simply means that it is able to force all other narratives to become less attractive, less appealing and less accessible to the general public.
     
  • Degrading… but do we have a choice?
  • Is the Lashkar-i-Taiba – or the organisation it has morphed into, Jamaat-ud-Dawa – guilty of terrorism? Did it have a hand in the Mumbai attacks? India says it has proof and the United States is all but openly supporting India's point of view. Pakistan has received warnings and veiled threats. There is also the joke of someone pretending to be the Indian foreign minister and calling up President Zardari and it is a measure of the incompetence prevailing in Islamabad that this hoax call was taken seriously. ...more
     
  • Maj-Gen Amir Faisal Alavi’s daughter remembers him
  • WASHINGTON: The daughter of late SSG commando, Maj-Gen (retd) Amir Faisal Alavi, who is in the US, has sent a letter on her memories of her father. She writes: “I vaguely remember asking my dad when I was five, how old was your dad when he passed away, papa? I remember my dad’s surprised look and laughingly, he said, 61, why?, Ooo, I said, You have a long way to go. I was wrong, so wrong.You went much earlier, papa.
     
  • View: Lessons from King and Gandhi —Saleem H Ali
  • Concerted military struggles against an oppressive regime are clearly plausible as was the case in the World Wars but when the matter comes down to anarchic violence that is unable to differentiate civilians from military foes, the moral legitimacy of any such activities is eroded
     
  • Opinion: What would Benazir do? —Rafia Zakaria
  • Three hundred and thirty one days have passed since the death of Benazir Bhutto at the hands of a suicide bomber, and if anyone wondered how long it would take her heirs to forget her legacy, the answer is before us
     
  • The new ministers
  • How many ministers have we got? Is it 55, 59 or 62? No one, including the Cabinet Division, knows for sure what the total number of our ministers is. The count would go up if we include the advisors and all those who have been given the ministerial status, such as Maulana Fazlur Rahman.... more
     
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