Weak coordination leads to Durrani's sacking
By: Maqbool Malik | Published: January 08, 2009Islamabad - In a dramatic move, Prime Minister Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani on Wednesday sacked his Advisor on National Security Mehmud Ali Durrani for bypassing the Prime Minister on fundamental security matters.A Press release issued by the Prime Minister House said that Mehmud Ali Durrani has been sacked for his ‘irresponsible behaviour for not taking Prime Minister and other stakeholders into confidence and lack of
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Pak border area threat to world: US
NEW YORK-The biggest foreign-policy challenge awaiting President-elect Barack Obama isn’t Iraq or Afghanistan but Pakistan, President George W. Bush’s national-security adviser Stephen Hadley has said.In an interview with The Wall Read full story »
No cooperation amid finger-pointing: FM
KABUL (Agencies) - Pakistan Wednesday described as “disappointing” India’s claims that official agencies in Islamabad were involved in the Mumbai attacks, saying they would not help build cooperation amidst finger-pointing. Foreign Read full story »
Accused should not be handed over, say politicians
ISLAMABAD - Terming contradictory statements of government functionaries regarding Ajmal Kasab’s nationality ‘the blooper of confused regime’, Opposition leaders here on Wednesday said that the culprits of Mumbai carnage should be Read full story »
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