Saleem Shahzad murder: Pakistan says Mullen's statement 'irresponsible'

Islamabad. Pakistan on Friday condemned the remarks "highly irresponsible" by a senior U.S. military officer Admiral Mike Mullen, that elements of the Pakistani government has authorized the killing of Syed Saleem Shahzad May: 


"If it were true, the statement is a highly responsible," said a spokesman for the Pakistani government Mullen's remarks, in a statement quoted by official news agency APP. "We will not help in the investigation of the case."
The government says it has formed a judicial commission of inquiry into the death of Shah increased, and that no information should be shared "on the national or international level" with the Commission.
"If it was any other statement in this way, and will be considered an attempt to influence the follow-up committee," the spokesman said.

Read more »

Read more...

The lives of Afghan women

What most Westerners know about Afghanistan, at best, simplistic and one dimensional.

Canadians, whether they favor or oppose the inclusion of this country in Afghanistan, and the huge cost in lives and dollars, that they have the impression of some vast tracts of land, where there is no law, where untamed bad either base or roam freely, and copies of all corruption.

This will be sweeping the memoir written by Fawzia Kufi, the female politician in Afghanistan, the most popular, and not to change this impression, but it will add some meat to the bones of the human drawn by a vague image for the most part of government propaganda. In all

Read more »

Read more...

U.S. Secretary of State hopes from Pakistan to take decisive action against militants

Islamabad, May 27. Visitor of U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Friday that the U.S. hopes Pakistan to take decisive action against militants in the coming days -Speaking to reporters after meeting with the Pakistani political and military leaders in Islamabad, said Hillary Clinton, Osama bin Laden is dead, but al-Qaeda still poses a serious threat."They target people in Pakistan and Afghanistan and anywhere in the world al-Qaida has a safe heaven here in Pakistan. Vicious terrorists were living in Pakistan over the past decades, and operated from here," said Hillary Clinton.Clinton said "There is no evidence to suggestthat any one at the top level in the Pakistani government knew that the Osama bin Laden had been living just miles from Islamabad."She added that the two sides also discussed the investigation

Read more »

Read more...