My enemy’s enemy
The writer works for Geo News.
There was a time when New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman accused Pakistan for playing a double game in Afghanistan. Donald Trump also accused Pakistan in 2018 of lying and deceiving the United States in Afghanistan while receiving billions of dollars in foreign aid.
No doubt Pakistan made some mistakes in Afghanistan but new evidence that has exploded recently proves that it was not Pakistan but some other clever forces that were playing a great double game not only with Pakistan and Afghanistan but also with the US.
This great double game was actually started in 2019 but due to Covid-19 it slowed down in 2020. This dangerous double game restarted in 2021 when 11 Shia Hazaras were slaughtered in the Mach area of Balochistan on January 3. Isis accepted responsibility for that massacre. The sole objective of the massacre was to create sectarian tensions in Pakistan, but Isis failed.
Facebook0Tweet0Pin0 ISLAMABAD, January 19: Sardar Masood Khan, President Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), on Tuesday inaugurated a legal think tank at Millennium
Could Pakistan-Azerbaijan relations hit a new high this year?
Pakistan and Azerbaijan both have ambitious regional integration visions
Azerbaijani journalist Rafiga Mammadzadeh interviewed Pakistani ambassador to Azerbaijan Mr. Bilal Hayee in an exclusive interview with
Axar, a popular Azerbaijani media outlet. The transcript from the hour-long interview can be read in full
, and it’s important to do so if one has the time. In the meantime, what follows is a summary of the key highlights, after which an analysis will be undertaken examining the prospects for further expanding bilateral relations between Pakistan and Azerbaijan. It’ll be argued that the high hopes that both countries have are very realistic and will likely be delivered upon in the coming future.
Sanjrani to approach parliamentarians worldwide to bring attention to IIOJK
Says it is time to give right of vote to the people of IIOJK so they can decide about their future
Senate chairperson Sadiq Sanjrani meets with Tehreek-e-Kashmir (TeK) United Kingdom President Raja Fahim Kayani who called on him in Islamabad. PHOTO: EXPRESS
ISLAMABAD:
Senate Chairperson Sadiq Sanjrani said on Sunday that he would write to over 56,000 parliamentarians across the world to seek their attention for ending rising human rights violations in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK).
The remarks came during a meeting with Tehreek-e-Kashmir (TeK) United Kingdom (UK) President Raja Fahim Kayani who called on Sanjrani in Islamabad.