Hameed Gul (Retired General) joins Dr Pirzada’s Talk show to discuss Afpak (Afghanistan & Pakistan) situation. The language of the talk show is Urdu/ Hindi.
Courtesy: Dunya TV, >> via – Siasat
Daily Archives: 27/07/2010
British PM calls Gaza ‘prison camp’
ANKARA : British Prime Minister David Cameron on Tuesday urged Israel to lift the blockade of the Gaza Strip, slamming the current state of the Palestinian enclave as a “prison camp”.
“Let me be clear that the situation in Gaza has to change … Gaza cannot and must not be allowed to remain a prison camp,” he said in a speech to a business association during a visit to Turkey.
Speaking later after talks with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Cameron defended his description, saying that “even though some progress has been made, we’re still in a situation where it’s very difficult to get in, it’s very difficult to get out … “We’ve long supported lifting the blockade of Gaza,” he said.
Read more >> Mail&Gardian
Colonel Imam Video
Courtesy: ARY NEWS, Colonel Imam Video, Monday, July 26, 2010
via – Siasat
A Sanctuary for Terror
The militants wage war in Afghanistan while using Pakistan as a place for rest, recuperation and recruitment.
BY SADANAND DHUME
Perhaps the most surprising thing about the so-called Afghanistan war logs released by WikiLeaks Sunday is our continued capacity to be shocked. That the war isn’t going as well as advertised is already painfully evident—last week alone, the Taliban kidnapped two American sailors and killed five soldiers. Allegations of Pakistani double-dealing—of accepting a torrent of American dollars with one hand while arming and sheltering the Taliban with the other—are hardly new.
Read more >> THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
WSC Raises issues of Sindh
WSC Raises Appropriation of Water from River Indus and Plunder of Natural Resources of Sindh in Liberation AGM
London- (PR) : World Sindhi Congress raised the appropriation of water from River Indus and plunder of natural resources of Sindh at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Liberation held in London on 24th July 2010. World Sindhi Congress was represented by Dr Haleem Bhatti, Suraiya Makhdoom, and Dr Rubina Greenwood.
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