Former ISI chief General Ashfaq Pervez Kayani had asked us to ...

ISLAMABAD: Former President of Pakistan and Army chief General (Retd.) Pervez Musharraf has criticized on his successor General (retd.) Ashfaq Pervez Kiyani about his lenient attitude towards Taliban. Giving interview to Dawn News, he said ...

KARACHI Former president Pervez Musharraf believes that one of the reasons why the country's security challenges have become almost insurmountable now is because his successor as army chief then, General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, was too scared to ...

A SILENT but powerful undercurrent has begun to build up in Pakistan to place Gen. Pervez Musharraf back into power. Such a possibility may be seen in the backdrop of a general political mayhem in the country and the ongoing government's battle to ...

Pakistan's former military ruler Pervez Musharraf during an interview in November. Photograph: Asif Hassan/AFP/ Pervez Musharraf, the former Pakistani military ruler accused of sheltering and supporting the Taliban after 2001, has called for an ...

Pervez Hoodbhoy HE gut-wrenching massacre in Peshawar's Army Public School has left Pakistan aghast and sickened. All political leaders have called for unity against terrorism. But this is no watershed event that can bridge the deep divides ...

Hafiz Saeed, Pervez Musharraf and other mad hatters in Pakistan have blamed the R&AW for the massacre of the innocent in Peshawar. A TV host said Hormis Tharakan had sent them. He didn't know Tharakan had retired seven years ago as R&AW chief. ...

No easy fix The advent of spring is generally the time to talk about Pakistan's soft image, or the lack of it. This year, however, the debate has assumed a new sense of urgency. Thanks to the realisation from the top that the narrative ...

By Salahuddin Haider Karachi, Pakistan While the Sharif government is battling against terrorism, and in blocking through constitutional amendments the decade-old practice of horse trading in elections, a silent but powerful under-current ...

Our governments past or present possess a remarkable propensity to embarrass us every now and then with their reckless statements. Often, they open their mouth on critical issues to the total disregard of possible consequences for the interests ...