Tag: Pakistan

VT's man in Pakistan, Hanan Habibzai, comments on the political situation brewing in Pakistan

There can be no peace with India without the resolution of the Kashmir dispute based on the UN resolutions, lying in the pending tray of the UN since 1949.

VT's Asif Haroon digs in deep expose Nuclear challenges in Pakistan

VT's Asif Haroon digs in deep expose Nuclear challenges in Pakistan

VT's Asif Haroon Raja goes deep in mind control

In various countries around the world, Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) will launch “Persecuted and Forgotten? A Report on Christians oppressed for their Faith 2020-22.”

PTI’s 2nd Long March

VT's Asif Haroon, from deep in inside in Pakistan, digs into the political fall of Pakistani PM Imran Khan

VT's Asif Haroon reports from Pakistan says Washington needs to reexamine policy and offset diplomatic damages that anger Pakistan

On the ground in Pakistan, VT"s Asif Haroon Raja exposes and explores the current political situation in the enigmatic country in this Part II of II

VT's man on the ground in Pakistan, Brig General Asif Haroon Raja, reports on where Pakistan has been and where it's going.

by Sajjad Shaukat, PAK VT Renowned thinkers Hobbes, Machiavelli, and Morgenthau opine that sometimes, rulers act upon immoral activities like deceit, fraud, and falsehood to...

Ways and means will have to be found to stop the poison being injected into our minds by the West and India, which has colored our perceptions and affected our rational thinking.

Sajjad Shaukat writes on international affairs and is author of the book: US vs Islamic Militants, Invisible Balance of Power: Dangerous Shift in International Relations

Regimes have been changed by the US either through invasions, or fomenting insurgency or a political movement, or with the help of the military or the politicians in opposition.

Differences among Pakistan's political groups accelerated on April 9, after the ouster of former PM Imran Khan.

It took Iran 26 years to reverse the 1953 coup that installed the Shah. Pakistan is moving faster.

Support in Pakistan for Imran Khan, and growing support in France for Marine Le Pen. Public relations in Kiev mirror ISIS propaganda. Alex Christoforou reports from Greece

Being in Pakistan was much like looking in a mirror, perhaps a mirror into America’s future.

A signature day for democracies everywhere, as Pakistan shows us how to flow.

According to Imran Khan, Washington wanted him gone for his willingness to carry out an independent foreign policy and due to his visit to Moscow in late February.

Fondsk.Ru: A political crisis erupted in Pakistan after an attempt by the military elite to stage a coup d'état. The immediate reason for the conspiracy, led by the Chief of Staff of the Pakistani Army, General Qamar Javed Bajwa, was the visit of the country's PM Imran Khan to Moscow on February 24.

In order to survive in this fight, Khan needs to make the most of his political resources and not stray from his chosen foreign policy course: to maintain cooperation with China and Russia.

A leader of Pakistan’s ruling Justice Movement, Faisal Wawda, reported on an ARY News’ “Off the Record” program that a plot was being hatched to kill Imran Khan over his refusal to “sell the country.”

The US has intervened in no less than 80 elections abroad since WWII, and that doesn’t even count the forceful coups it has brought about.

Pakistan’s prime minister and longtime VT contributor has just survived a coup attempt by the US State Department that has funneled millions into corrupt military officers and Pakistan opposition party members.

China tweets about US diplomacy and Imran Khan dissolves Pakistan's parliament and calls for an early election. Alex Christoforou speaks from Greece

What can Pakistan learn from the example of money politics in other states?

Though Imran Khan is grappling the present, he is looking to the future horizon. He has the tenacity and will to fight and tackle multiple fronts simultaneously.

The American media, under the leadership of its most corrupt institution, the New York Times, has tried to push blame to Imran Khan, not for public consumption, but for Congress, the Pentagon and the CIA.

Asif Haroon Raja speaks up on the border issues facing Pakistan and India (VT Islamabad)

India didn’t reconcile with Pakistan’s existence. With so many facts hidden under the massive Indo-Western propaganda having now surfaced, it can be surmised that Pakistan was made the victim of a methodically planned conspiracy.

Pakistan Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed said that the New Zealand cricket team had called off its tour to the country because of an “international conspiracy to tarnish Pakistan's image".

Mr. Terehov has an insightful article on one of the most complex geopolitical issues of the day, that between India and China.

Recently, Pakistan’s Ambassador to the UN Munir Akram handed over to the UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres a dossier on India’s campaign to promote terrorism in Pakistan by pointing out that it was violation of international law, the UN Charter and Security Council resolutions.

Due to the pandemic, a total of 50 million children did not receive the polio vaccine in Afghanistan and Pakistan

The DG ISPR Maj Gen Babar Iftikhar and Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi held a joint conference on Nov 14 in the wake of devastating firing and shelling by Indian forces across the LoC in Kashmir on Nov 14-15.

Should USA Breakup? Given the current state of affairs, it is a legitimate question.

By Sajjad Shaukat PAK VT Past experience shows that our political parties have worked on undemocratic principles like hostility for the sake of hostility and...

Pakistan cannot cope with the perilous agenda of Indo-US-Afghan-Israel nexus, water terrorism, war on terror which has been stepped up, fifth generation war, tumbling economy, second round of covid-19, and now the political instability which is leading towards civil war type situation.