Posts Tagged ‘ISI’

Terror Groups Threaten Pakistan’s Stability

Monday, July 27, 2009 12:28 By Rajeev Saxena

In a classified and a highly secured facility, 5 members of the a terrorist organization were taken to trial in a court in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, in what has been termed as Islamabad’s first steps towards taking concrete actions against the perpetrators who had been identified by both Indian and the United States authorities, as the [...]

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Conflict in Pakistan: Why There’s Much More to Avoid than a Nuclear-armed Taliban

Thursday, June 11, 2009 10:25 By GSerrano

To say that the present conflict in Pakistan’s Northwest Frontier Province is bloody is an understatement. While more than a thousand have been killed, there are at least 2 million people displaced.
All these sacrifices will be for naught if Pakistan does not restrategize its ambitions in Afghanistan and Indian Kashmir. The country also has to [...]

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Pakistan’s espionage agency working with the Taliban

Tuesday, March 31, 2009 13:18 By GSerrano

It seems that the Taliban gets ammunition, money, and training from the people expected to eradicate them. The powerful and influential secret service of Pakistan (ISI) provides crucial support to different factions of the Taliban fighting in Afghanistan, as published by The New York Times, quoting U.S. and Pakistani sources in Washington and Islamabad.
The revelation [...]

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Pakistan and its Dubious Criminal Justice System

Tuesday, January 6, 2009 7:03 By GSerrano

Pakistan has exhibited lackadaisical measures to stem terrorism. This has resulted in the country’s negative reputation of being a coddler of terrorists. Ergo, a hotbed of terrorism. India calls this treatment as ‘catch and release’ approach to the problem. Pakistan just goes through the motions of temporary detentions and light prosecutions, and then releases the [...]

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