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The Pakistan tangle

After refusing for weeks to accept that Ajmal Kasab, the lone captured terrorist from the Mumbai attack, was a Pakistani citizen, the Pakistan government has finally conceded the fact. Since a FBI team is to visit Pakistan and investigate the killing of seven US citizens in the attack, Pakistan has no alternative. India had wisely permitted the FBI full access to the sites, personnel, records, and wireless intercepts relating to the terrorist attacks and therefore, Pakistan finds it difficult to refuse similar access.

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Friday , 9 January '09

Remains of the day

When India and Pakistan thrashed their issues out in Tashkent

Friday , 9 January '09

Not just in our backyard

Lashkar-e-Taiba is a threat to India, the West and even Pakistan

Friday , 9 January '09

Israel’s attack

Shock, horror, and a sense of despair followed the Israeli attacks on Gaza.

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Thursday , 8 January '09

Picking up the threads in Kashmir

One of the most abiding symbols of Kashmiri culture is the pheran.

Thursday , 8 January '09

Online armies

The internet’s grown, and so has cyber-crime: it’s a national security problem now

Thursday , 8 January '09

Madrasa madness

The editorial in the latest issue of Organiser, titled “Join madrasa, why sit for tough CBSE board exam?”

Wednesday , 7 January '09

Siege within

Pakistan Air Force jets were spotted flying low through Lahore’s residential and market areas all week in what the PAF is calling patrols.

Wednesday , 7 January '09

“The attack must have had the support of some official agencies in Pak...

We last met to discuss internal security issues in December 2007, a little over a year ago.

Wednesday , 7 January '09

Fidel-ity to the cause

The latest edition of CPM mouthpiece People’s Democracy is devoted to the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Revolution.

Tuesday , 6 January '09

The first ladies overload

The Taj Hotel is still burning into our memory chip the Mumbai attacks still play on all news channels with that single myth-making still of gun-toting Kasab leading the way...

Tuesday , 6 January '09

The year of unconventional thinking

Conventional wisdom would have it that the drumbeats of change that followed the Mumbai tragedy will mute...

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