American government is known for churning out country reports for furthering political objectives, which at times have nothing to do with the subject matter of such reports. Depending upon requirement, such reports are reversed engineered, the objective of the report is defined first and then data is cherry picked to fill in the content that…
India’s ruling party, BJP, is a great admirer of Hitler and its Goeblian Communication Techniques. Following ‘His Masters’ vision, Indian Army Chief is trying to claim new highs in Goeblian propaganda. General Bipin Rawat keeps lying to cover backlash of his poorly conceived and stupidly executed military misadventures. One such oft repeated lie is that…
The US Presidency and Pentagon are at odds over the issue of pulling the boys out of “Wrong Wars”. Only thing on President’s head is winning his reelection on the basis of fulfilling his 2016 campaign promises, how so ever silly those may have been. Pentagons strategy is to time out Trump and continue to…
Every year, the annual gathering of international leadership in New York for ministerial session of the United Nations’ General Assembly (UNGA) provides a venue for quick bilateral and multilateral interactions amongst global leaders. Prime Minster Imran Khan spared five days for this event. Though his interactions were wide ranging and wholesome the primary focus was…
America faces another Vietnam moment over the Afghan conflict. Pulling out of the peace process and talks of use of more military power by President Donald Trump resonate with what President Lyndon B Johnson did during Vietnam conflict. According to Brian Willson, a Vietnam era USAF night security commander, American military action “left 26 million…
US President Donald Trump terminated talks with Afghanistan’s Taliban leaders calling them “dead” on September 09. “They’re dead. They’re dead. As far as I’m concerned, they’re dead,” he told reporters. Trump had planned to cap months of negotiations with the Taliban on the eve of 9/11 anniversary, through a secret meeting at Camp David that…
Pakistan has aptly decided to take the Kashmir dispute to the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Federal cabinet has given the go ahead. Decision has been taken after considering all legal aspects. Pakistan indeed has a strong legal case against India. Case would be focused on ‘human rights and genocide in Indian-occupied Kashmir. Two consecutive…
On July 17 the International Court of Justice (ICJ) passed an interesting verdict on India’s plea of no case regarding its spy cum terrorist Indian Navy’s active service Commander Kulbhushan Jadhav. He was working for India’s Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) and was arrested on March 3, 2016 from Balochistan on charges of espionage and…
Pakistan is once again courting an unpredictable ally. Pakistan-US relationship is historic, enduring and wide-ranging yet it has always had an underlying roller coaster signature tune that has an inbuilt undercutting as well as self-healing mechanism. Prime Minister Imran Khan visited United States from 21st to 23rd of July. He held talks with US President…
Former President of Egypt Muhammad Morsi collapsed on June 17 just after having addressed the court. Speaking from the glass cage he was kept in during court sessions, he had warned that he had “many secrets” he could reveal, a judicial official said. In earlier court sessions he used to give angry speeches until judges…
