In our latest poster in the “Movie Poster Warehouse” series, we take on the men in khakis.

Pervez Musharraf oscillated between two possible scenarios for a couple of weeks before finally delaying his imminent return to Pakistan at the end of January. Newsline provides a photo gallery and links to articles in our archives describing the former president’s fortunes over the years.

If the civilians are called into question for their loyalty to the constitution of Pakistan, why not also put the spotlight on high-placed military officials, including coup-makers and their abettors?

And it shows Musharraf loves to talk just as much as ever before — he’s just a bit rusty at it.

Once again, the MQM has walked out of the coalition, accusing the PPP of bullying tactics in the Azad Jammu and Kashmir elections.

“The Pakistan military and its agencies are in a state where they cannot recognise their real enemy,” says General Hamid Gul, former DG ISI.

Pakistan needs Turkey’s ruling AKP party to stick around a bit longer: it has been a great friend and could be a unparalleled mentor.

It may be imperfect, but it is also necessary.

If the early cooperation between the PPP and the PML-N had remained intact and in focus, it might have dismantled the myth of the necessary dominance of the military and ISI for good.

New targets are being eyed in Pakistan by the US, and the questions and worries exposed by “Operation Geronimo” help confirm their legitimacy as targets.