Archive for 'Flash Points'
KASHMIR: LAWS VIOLATING FUNDAMENTAL LAW
Posted on03. Feb, 2012 by Hamid Waheed.
By AHMED NASSIM Kashmir has remained a moot point in Indo-Pak confrontational relationship. Kashmiris have always rejected Indian forced occupation of their land and the fact of the matter is the issue of Kashmir is one of the oldest disputes in international diplomatic arena. Despite the fact that international community has failed to perform its obligation [...]
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The Kashmir conundrum
Posted on01. Feb, 2012 by S M Hali.
The world has stood aghast at the nuclear flashpoint but has not interceded for the Kashmiris because of India’s clout and superior exterior maneuver. President Obama had promised to help resolve the Kashmir issue in his election campaign but after occupying the office of Presidency, suffered a memory lapse over the sensitive subject owing to [...]
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Kashmir Dispute: Threat to regional and global peace
Posted on31. Jan, 2012 by Farooq Hameed Khan.
'People of Jammu and Kashmir by virtue of being Muslims are less humans; when it comes to breaking of a Muslim State like Indonesia and Sudan etc. a resolution is passed in no time and its decision implemented; when it comes to granting right of self-determination to a Muslim population under non-Muslim occupation like Kashmir [...]
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Iran, the US and the Strait of Hormuz Crisis
Posted on24. Jan, 2012 by Editor.
By George Friedman The United States reportedly sent a letter to Iran via multiple intermediaries last week warning Tehran that any attempt to close the Strait of Hormuz constituted a red line for Washington. The same week, a chemist associated with Iran's nuclear program was killed in Tehran. In Ankara, Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani [...]
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Fai-Victim of Indo-US nexus
Posted on13. Jan, 2012 by S M Hali.
"Now for the resumption of NATO supplies, besides other conditions, should also include release of Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai and Dr Aafia Siddiqui." Raja Mujtaba By S. M. Hali Syed Ghulam Nabi Fai, a staunch and ardent supporter of the Kashmiri cause, is an American citizen of Kashmiri origin, from Indian Occupied Kashmir. He was arrested [...]
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Kashmir: Trilateral Perspective
Posted on20. Sep, 2011 by Sobia Hanif.
Indian authorities believe that if Pakistan were to leave alone the resistance in Kashmir, the struggle for emancipation would die its own natural death. Such an argument falls short of logic on the ground that no freedom struggle could sustain itself solely on foreign sponsorship for so long. By Sobia Hanif While unchecked and unrestrained [...]
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Massacre In Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir
Posted on06. Sep, 2011 by Khalid Iqbal.
By Air Commodore ® Khalid Iqbal To divert attention from the recent discovery of killing fields in Indian held Kashmir (IOK), Indian intelligence agencies are working overtime to spin the stories linking Somali pirates with Pakistan by stating that Somali pirates are being trained in Pakistan to carry out a proxy war against India! To [...]
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State Eliminators in Kashmir
Posted on28. Aug, 2011 by Sajjad Shaukat.
By Sajjad Shaukat During the Bosnian War (1992–1995), Serb forces slaughtered more than 10,000 Muslims in Bosnia and Herzegovina and buried them in the unamed mass graves. The ethnic leansing campaign of the state eliminators continued throughout areas controlled by the Serb Army. That genocide was repeated in Kosovo where several men and women were [...]
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Palestine: Arduous odyssey of statehood
Posted on26. Aug, 2011 by Kourosh Ziabari.
Even the close allies of Israel and those who support the continued occupation of Palestine admit in their privacy that the actions and policies of the Israeli regime are beyond the pale and run counter to the very principles of humanity and morality. By Dr. Ismail Salami and Kourosh Ziabari The plight of the Palestinian people [...]
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Kashmir: Mass Graves Imbroglio
Posted on26. Aug, 2011 by S M Hali.
By S M Hali:
The Pakistan Army intervened in Swat at much less but here the Army is being kept at bay, while the Sindh Rangers and Police are being used with their dilapidated equipment, weaponry and total lack of commitment to take action, thus the killing continues unchecked with impunity.
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