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zaroori nahi k mohabbat k izhar b kea jaye. App pakistan murdabad keh k be watan se mohabbat k izhaar kr sktay ho.
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COAS called Afghan president & Chief executive of Afghanistan for saying them happy new year and in reply they offered him a tour
I never knew any protocol which allow an employee to contact any head of a foreign state
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[RIGHT]آرمی چیف کا افغان قیادت کو فون کرکے سال نو پر نیک تمناؤں کا اظہار
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Performing the duty of foreign minister .
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راولپنڈی:چیف آف آرمی سٹاف جنرل قمر جاوید باجوہ نے برطانوی ہائی کمشنر تھامس ڈریو سے ملاقات کی ہے جس میں باہمی دلچسپی کے امور پر تبادلہ خیال کیا گیا۔ آئی ایس پی آر کی جانب سے جاری بیان میں…[/RIGHT]
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bhahaha… muhibbe-e-watan weakness ko NY Times mai ujagar kartay hayn 
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This is the reason of Bilawal Bhutto’s demand for a foreign minster
آرمی چیف جنرل قمر باجوہ کا افغان صدر سے ٹیلی فونک رابطہ
جنرل قمر جاوید باجوہ نے افغانستان میں پیش آنے والے دہشت گردی کے واقعات اور انسانی جانوں کے ضیاع پر افسوس کا اظہار کیا۔
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COAS suggests installing a “border management mechanism and intelligence cooperation” to restrict such movement.
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Chairman PPP Bilawal Bhutto to discuss bilateral relation with US Officials, Senators & Congressmen.
PPP leaders to discuss bilateral relations with U.S. officials
Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) chairman Bilawal Bhutto (PPP) and former president Asif Ali Zardari will discuss Washington-Islamabad relations with senior officials in the Unit…
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During last four year teams of Shareef destroyed Pakistan’s image and position .
We were never so alone in the world
Raheel Shareef with his 12 pass team and Nawaz Shareef with his thug cabinet
syed khurram abbas k @syedkhurram1472](https://twitter.com/syedkhurram1472) 2h2 hours agoMore
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^^^^Pakistan Is the Crisis Flying Under the Radar | Foreign Policy
The set of foreign-policy challenges headed like a freight train at the Trump administration is obvious: the Islamic State and the associated tragedy of Syria; a bubbling North Korea led by an unpredictable dictator with a fistful of nuclear weapons; an angry China hypersensitive about Taiwan and the South China Sea; and Russian cyber-activity roiling domestic political waters alongside Moscow’s ongoing occupation of Crimea and destruction of Syria. But flying under the radar is a dangerous problem not receiving a great deal of attention: Pakistan.
As the sixth-most-populous country in the world (ahead of Nigeria, and behind Brazil), Pakistan is home to more than 200 million people and, by some accounts, the world’s second-largest city, Karachi. When Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif was elected in May 2013, the country marked its first democratic transition between political parties since partition in 1947. Recently, the strength of the country’s nascent democracy has been questioned as Sharif confronts protests in response to the Panama Papers, which revealed that his family hid wealth in overseas accounts to avoid paying taxes. This highlights the ongoing challenge of corruption (Transparency International rates the country 117 out of 168 on its Corruption Perception Index) that threatens Pakistan’s democratic stability and long-term growth potential. The nation also faces a virulent terrorism problem from the Pakistani Taliban, which has killed tens of thousands of civilians and troops over the past five years. Since 2006, more than 60,000 Pakistanis have been killed in terrorist events — essentially two 9/11 tragedies per year in a country with a population much smaller than the United States.
Looming over all of this are the issues associated with Pakistan’s long, unsettled relationship with India. Tensions between India and Pakistan have been especially high since September, when Pakistani terrorists attacked an Indian army base in Kashmir, leaving 19 soldiers dead; the two countries have since exchanged daily cross-border fire, leading to the deaths of soldiers and civilians on both sides. Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal probably contains over 100 warheads, existing as a hedge against a similar Indian arsenal. While under a reasonable level of military security at the moment, the nuclear weapons represent the world’s least-stable nuclear capability — with the possible exception of North Korea.While under a reasonable level of military security at the moment, the nuclear weapons represent the world’s least-stable nuclear capability — with the possible exception of North Korea.
Given this tableau of political instability, terrorism, and nuclear weapons, the United States should be thinking hard about how to help create a more stable situation in Pakistan, a nation that is a friend and partner, but with whom we have had significant differences over the past decades.
First, the Trump administration should recognize that our levers to influence Pakistan are limited — but not entirely impotent. While we can and should be working to strengthen national ties with India, this must be done in a way that is not threatening to Pakistan. Thus, the first best option to help achieve stability in South Asia is to do all we can to encourage India to try to resolve differences with its neighbor. Washington’s role could include top-level official visits to both capitals; offering unofficial “Track 2” negotiating programs; and explicitly making peace and stability in South Asia a U.S. strategic interest, identified in our national strategic planning documents.
Second, the Trump administration should increase military assistance to Pakistan in the counterterrorism fight on the Afghan-Pakistani border. A long source of frustration for U.S. military planners — including during my time as NATO’s supreme allied commander responsible for combat operations in Afghanistan — has been Pakistani support for the Afghan Taliban. Developing a package of counterterrorism incentives for Pakistan that requires a quid pro quo of their reducing and eventually dropping support for insurgents within Afghanistan is key. Such incentives could include more robust intelligence sharing; better surveillance and strike technology; and joint operations. Washington’s efforts to sell weapons, surveillance, and intelligence systems to Islamabad have been uneven to say the least. Setting out a coherent, reliable pipeline of military assistance and sales would be very helpful.
A third idea would be to increase soft-power support in Pakistan. When the United States and NATO led relief efforts following the massive earthquake in Pakistan in 2005, it had a significant and positive impact on America’s image in the country. Providing more financial aid tied to education, medicine, and humanitarian projects could help. This is an area where much suspicion lingers following medical programs that are perceived to have been tied to intelligence gathering. We need effective strategic communications alongside the aid to help recover.
A question that arises in the context of soft power is whether to impose conditions on Pakistan in return for the aid it receives. While Republicans in Congress have pushed a more conservative approach to use aid as a tactic to pressure Pakistan, it is unclear how the new administration will approach this. In general, it would be wise to consider both our short- and long-term priorities in the region: Too often, a focus on eradicating terrorism today fails to address the circumstances that drive people to extremism in the first place.Too often, a focus on eradicating terrorism today fails to address the circumstances that drive people to extremism in the first place. Using aid to strengthen democratic stability, create opportunities for citizens, and increase investments to grow the economy will translate into long-term benefits that help minimize incentives to turn to extremism.
Fourth and finally, it would make sense to internationalize our efforts. Working with other nations — Britain or Germany, for example — could leverage the impact of our efforts. There are also international organizations, such as the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, that exercise considerable influence in Pakistan. Strategizing jointly with international partners can help.
For the Trump administration, the first set of challenges will come fast and furious, and responses will tend to be tactical. Spending some strategic time analyzing the possibility of a classic Black Swan event (low probability, high impact) like the destabilization of Pakistan would make sense. Investing time and effort early with this huge and important nation, while working closely with India, could pay significant dividends in global stability during the next few years.
Re: Foreign Minister of Pakistan - وزیرخارجہ
Pakistan’s little and poor foreign ministry is under attack
Fatmi was facing already an attack on Dawn leaks issue
http://gupshup.org/gs/pakistan-and-world-affairs/665085-war-vs-dawn-post10406173.html#post10406173
Now Fatmi and Sartaj Aziz are target in a Sindh High court case
Plea seeking to sack Sartaj Aziz among 13 advisors to … - Dunya News
It is very difficult for SHC to rescue them because they have ousted many Sindh advisors in a decision few days ago on same charges
So maidan khali hay
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ویب ڈیسک](ARY News - Latest Pakistan News, World News, Business and Sports)22:25, 9.Feb 2017اسلام آباد: آرمی چیف قمر جاوید باجوہ اور امریکی سیکریٹری دفاع کے درمیان رابطہ ہوا جس میں سیکریٹری دفاع نے دہشت گردی کے خلاف جنگ میں پاکستانی فوجی اور عوام کی قربانیوں کو سراہا۔ اے آر وائی نیوز کے نمائندہ اسلام آباد
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Don’t allow direct military ties
These destroyed Pakistan
We need wise , learned and powerful foreign ministry
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US military playing good cop, bad cop with Pakistan?KARACHI: On Thursday, two developments showed that the US military is apparently playing a good cop, bad cop game with Pakistan. During 20-minute..](US military playing good cop, bad cop with Pakistan?)
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It’s sad that even under “jamhoriyat” the govt does not want to appoint a capable and efficient foreign minister.
Simply no excuse other than dictatorship of nawaz sharif…what a corrupt govt we have
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This is very complicated issue
This started since Afghan war , Billion of dollars of US spending in Afgan war & war on terror
12 pass wanted to keep bloody civilians away
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**Another vet sad example **
Pakistani fishermen passed 10 years in Yemen jail
Three are still there
They were not smugglers , terrorists or criminals , even they were not illegal immigrants .
Yemen is not an enemy , poor working of our foreign office
[RIGHT] یمن کے دارالحکومت صنعا کی جیل میں گذشتہ تقریباً دس برس سے قید سات پاکستانی ماہی گیر واپس پاکستان پہنچ گئے ہیں، ان میں سے چار ماہی گیروں کا تعلق بلوچستان سے اور تین کا تعلق کراچی سے ہے۔
مذکورہ ماہی گیر مچھلی کا شکار کرتے ہوئے یمن میں داخل ہوگئے تھے اوربعد میں انہیں قید کی سزا سنا کر صنعا کی جیل میں منتقل کر دیا گیا[/RIGHT]
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ISLAMABAD (AP) — Seven Pakistani fishermen who remained jailed in Yemen for over a decade have been returned home. Najum Abbasi, a…
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pathetic performance of foreign office as well as our diplomatic missions abroad. Dunno why they’re paid so much money for doing nothing.
no vision, no help for our stranded people abroad in difficult times.
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Shame on our system
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[RIGHT]پاکستان کا پاسپورٹ 196 ویں نمبر پر - BBC Urdu](https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bbc.com%2Furdu%2Fpakistan-39256457&h=ATNQMt3lkYeloXytOzYnTK1IQKcEWp4VJtqvZ3ZnsnuxDcutmKFDFNX6p3Jr1WNDiFsS1YwL_eIflT6Y3LGGGlyRKqe7E5o9IRlkbYrmRx-U8DqK0apbFEh5MGV0FcExAOg9&enc=AZNWAlRAZpaeNNhFXd_1IMCbi7F9NS98N2oHTsPtrmWC2LrYPsT5f--63MY53FF4uG6dPDkg42BllsvHvfSEULHHWFZey4IBEuc7yrzzr6-pl9gjNfeFPV1e8ctziHf1mMkVIzqNtpJ5_sd-SmMm5-fSiZh1LJdxgWPtXuf8LqKsey3ljC6Fou5ZVpuEEuVWbKvpzdnb4gBdC1QEhFT7mmM1&s=1)
ایک امریکی کنسلٹنسی فرم نے 199 ممالک کی فہرست میں پاکستان کے پاسپورٹ کا درجہ 196 نمبر پر رکھا ہے۔ اس طرح پاکستانی پاسپورٹ کو سفر کے لیے دنیا کے سب سے زیادہ برے ممالک کے پاسپورٹ میں شمار کیا گیا ہے۔[/RIGHT]
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And after Qatri letter Qatar is more important now
Amir of Qatar, Gen Bajwa discuss issues -
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- ISLAMABAD - Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa, who is on an official visit to Qatar, on Wednesday met with Emir of .
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The country which is running foreign affairs with 12 pass experts and can not appoint a foreign minister
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No end to terrorism without better Pakistan-Afghanistan-India ties
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No end to terrorism without better Pakistan-Afghanistan-India ties
By Imdad Hussain
Published: March 15, 2017
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A file photo of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani during 18th SAARC meeting in Nepal. PHOTO: REUTERS
The wave of terrorism Pakistan and the wider region is facing cannot alone be defeated through military operations. With its multi-national reach and goals, terrorism can only be truly eradicated if countries in the region – mainly Pakistan, Afghanistan and India – come together and cooperate.
In the last 16 years, scores of terror attacks have killed about 61,700 people in Pakistan. Military operations, particularly Zarb-e-Azb, have reduced violent incidents by over 65 per cent but the threat still looms, as witnessed in February, which saw a string of bombings in different parts of the country. The newly launched operation Radd-ul-Fasaad is likely to further reduce terror-related violence in Pakistan but cannot eliminate it completely.
Radd-ul-Fasaad to consolidate gains of previous operations: ISPR chief
Similarly, India has suffered the Mumbai attacks, assaults on its parliament and security forces, as well as the recent Uri incident. Afghanistan is also witnessing severe militancy with heavy civilian causalities; Islamic State and other terror outfits with global agendas are also active in the country.
In such a situation, cooperation between regional countries on counterterrorism seems like the obvious strategy, but mistrust between Islamabad, Kabul, and New Delhi is preventing these nations from bringing terror activities to a halt.
Suspicion and distrust
Kabul and New Delhi both accuse Pakistan of not taking action against certain groups such as Taliban and Haqqani network – blamed for launching attacks in Afghanistan – and Jamatud Dawa, Lashkar-e-Taiba, and Jaish-e-Mohammad, which are fuelling the insurgency in Kashmir.
So unsurprisingly, India blames Pakistan for attacks in Uri and Mumbai and has also expressed reservations over how alleged culprits are tried in Pakistan. This mistrust has prevented Pakistan and India from having a dialogue over their outstanding issues including terrorism.
The suspicion is, of course, not one-sided. In addition to rebuffing accusations by its neighbours, Pakistan accuses India of meddling in the country’s internal affairs by supporting and financing terror outfits in Pakistan, and blames Afghanistan for not doing enough to tighten the noose around terror outfits that target Pakistan from across the border.
**Pakistan unwilling to compromise with Afghanistan on terrorism: Asif
Another on foreign affairs
**Pakistan desires meaningful engagement with Afghanistan: Marriyum
Peace and stability in Afghanistan was in Pakistan’s interest, the minister said..ISLAMABAD (APP) - Minister of State for Information, Broadcasting and National Heritage Marriyum Aurangzeb, talking to…
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How shameful
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[RIGHT]افغان صدر کے نائب ترجمان نے بر طانوی شریاتی ادار ے کو بتایا کہ افغان صدر اشرف غنی…[/RIGHT]
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Please stop these
High-level Pak Army team visits Afghanistan
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It is not duty of ISPR to tweet this
This is sole domain of government of Pakistan
However remember Torkhum border is already closed , now Chaman
It is simple Indian policy to divert all traffic to Chah Bahar
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چمن: افغانستان سے پاکستانی چوکیوں پر حملہ، شہری جاں بحق
فائرنگ کےنتیجےمیں 3 بچوں اور 2 خواتین سمیت 177 افراد زخمی بھی ہوئے،پاکستانی فورسز کی بھرپورجوابی کارروائی،[/RIGHT]
Civilian killed, 17 injured as Afghan forces fire at checkposts in Chaman - The Express Tribune
Pakistani border forces retaliate to Afghan firing on checkposts near the Chaman border
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figure goes dangerous
7 killed, 29 injured in Afghan forces firing in Chaman