With only six weeks left for the Afghan elections, candidates gear up to build alliances.
The Pakistan army’s agreement with the tribesmen of Waziristan engenders peace – or is it merely a cease fire?
While the MMA government in the Frontier has lost some ground, the opposition does not have the wherewithal to pose an effective challenge.
Regrouped and more willing to take risks, the Taliban hit back at the US-led coalition forces and their Afghan allies in Afghanistan with a vengeance.
The religious parties score big in the polls, but making good on their electoral promises will not be an easy task.
The jirga system is not necessarily the ideal forum to settle local disputes.
The US faces increasing criticism from its Afghan allies because of rising civilian casualties from US bombing missions.
The hunt for top Al-Qaeda and Taliban leaders continues…
Is Osama dead or alive, hiding in the Pamirs, or in Pakistan’s tribal belt? The search for Osama continues…
What assorted Pakistani administrations could not achieve, the ‘war on terror’ has – a combined US-Pakistani operation in the tribal belt.
Do you believe that the current trade talks between India and Pakistan will lead to a new era of enhanced economic cooperation?
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