The Shadow War: Did Mossad Really Target Pakistan’s Military Chief?

In the fast-moving world of global geopolitics, some stories sound like they were pulled straight from a spy thriller. But every so often, the line between fiction and reality blurs in a way that keeps intelligence analysts and the public guessing.

One of the most intense, chilling allegations to surface in recent years involves a supposed plot by the Israeli intelligence agency, Mossad, to assassinate Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, General Asim Munir, during a sensitive diplomatic trip to Switzerland.

Pakistani Three Bad Boys, Army, Supreme Court & Opposition: PM Imran Khan Ousted By So Called No-Confidence Vote, United States Overthrow Him

A majority of MPs voted in favor of a motion to overthrow the prime minister. Opposition leader Shehbaz Sharif could become his successor.

Pakistan's parliament has ousted Prime Minister Imran Khan with a vote of no confidence. 174 out of 342 deputies voted against Khan, as the speaker of the parliament, Sardar Ayaz Sadiq, announced in the capital, Islamabad. Khan is the first prime minister in  Pakistan's history to be ousted by a no-confidence vote.

It is still unclear when a new head of government will be elected. The head of the opposition Muslim conservative party PML-N, Shehbaz Sharif, is considered the favorite for the post. He thanked the supporters for their fight after the vote of no confidence: "Pakistan will rebuild this unity," said Sharif.

Pakistan: President Arif Alvi Dissolves Parliament

Pakistan's prime minister, Imran Khan, who is under pressure, is asking the head of state to create the conditions for new elections. He had previously escaped a no-confidence vote.

Pakistani President Arif Alvi has dissolved parliament, thereby creating the conditions for early elections. These must now take place within 90 days. A few hours earlier, Prime Minister Imran Khan had managed to avoid being removed from office by a vote of no confidence that was considered certain.

The Vice President of Parliament and Khan ally Qasim Suri had rejected the planned vote on a no-confidence motion by the opposition as unconstitutional. Khan himself then said on television that he had asked the President to dissolve Parliament. The population should be prepared for new elections.

Pakistan | Go Army Go

PTM leader Mohsin Dwar

'The decision will be decided on the arrival of colleagues'

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa tribal area continues to take place in North Waziristan on Sunday in the war against the Pakistani security forces' killings by the Pakistani army.

Member National Assembly and PTM leader Mohsen Dwad says they have government jirga coming but they are sorry to talk to them right now. According to Mohsin Dwar, his main demand the army will be remove from Waziristan, when all the people arrive later, they will decide, but Waziristan will demand the army to go."

Mohsin Dwad alleged that the other cities were not allowed to attend their caravan, but he said that if five workers were also accompanied by them, they would continue to persecute.

"Now there are people in the village, but the rest of the districts will work very soon," he says.

While mentioning the craft in Waziristan, he was accused of "giving government officials and passionate people back, while on routes from the Bannu to Waziristan and the way inside Waziristan."

There are reports that security forces have been relaxed in the area, but the workers who came out to participate in the ongoing North Waziristan President's office have also been arrested.

The incident of the killing of PTM workers Sunday was encountered by armed forces at the checkpoint, and in this incident many soldiers including five military personnel were injured, according to military officials, was also arrested.

The main leader of the organization and member of National Assembly, against the killings, announced that a video message should be announced on Monday.

Rahim Shah Advocate said that PTM workers from all over the country have been angry with Miranshah in the form of carpets in the country, but they alleged that in many cities, their workers were arrested to stop joining them.

He claimed that during the protest of PTM, workers have been arrested from Karachi to Balochistan in the last three days.

Local sources say that North Waziristan's administration has banned the people from going to North Waziristan to prevent people from joining Marines. However, there is no officially called in this regard. No announcement has been issued.

On Monday, a delegation of the Nationalist Party's was prevented from going to North Waziristan.

According to the sources of the delegation, the delegation was going to persecute the families of those killed in the incident of Khar Kamar on special directive to the party's, but the delegation was barred before entering the Sargi Post. .

Later the delegation had sit on the street and protested for some time as well.

Samiullah Dahr, chairman of a local organization of the North Waziristan tribal region, says that after the incident, Kharkar is preparing a major drought in Miranshah after the incident. He said that the PTM will try to gather more and more people so that pressure should be made to accept their demands from the government.

In the meantime, local journalists of Waziristan, said that the corridor has been relaxed in the areas of Miranshah and adjacent areas from Monday, which has restored the vehicle's arrival in the area, but in the remote areas of Dhaha Khel and some remote areas, the curfew imposed.

Problem with area difficulty

Telephones and mobile services are suspended in the area for the last three days, due to which difficulties are being found in the acquisition of information. The current situation was tried closely with the help of North Waziristan's administration, but could not succeed.

It is believed that about two months ago, the North Waziristan administration announced the opening of the area for other citizens of the country after the end of operation Zerbe-e-Azam. However, due to the military operation, the ban was lifted after the establishment of peace, which gradually reduced the quality of fear, but due to recent stress, the situation in the region is likely to grow once again.

Mohsin Wahr's interview journalist 'missing'

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's largest television channel, Khyber News, says one of his representatives has been arrested by the police in the Bannu city, but no reason has been reported.

According to the administration of Khyber News, the company's reporter in Bannu, going to house after the coverage of PMM's protests, on Monday evening, the police arrested them and brought them to an unknown place.

However, the police have not confirmed the capture of Gohar.

The journalists of missing persons say the Gohar minister had interviewed a detailed video of MNA Mohsin Wahr on Monday, which was widely spread on social media.

Why is PTM stand up from Pakistani media?

Many experts believe that 'personal opinion' is affecting the news in Pakistan's journal and therefore 'there is no news on the report', then 'under the report' will say.

If Pakistani media movement and military personnel are reviewed in Pakistani media, it is clear that newspapers and channels have no place in terms of PTM.

PTM leader Put in's position was present on his social media accounts, while many of his leaders spoke to international media, but local media did not see this position, and at least two newspapers Was killed The injured were declared terrorist.

Where coverage was there, statement of Voice of America of Mohsin-Wah was published in two words.

Attempts to distribute State agencies more than distributors

Journalists and analysts Amir Zia think both journalists and politicians are fate in Pakistan.

He says, 'I will see extremist attitude.' Unfortunately, this style can go somewhat to the extent of politics, but problems arise, domestic security, terrorism and security, problems increase. "

They do not protect the status of PTM, he said that since 2001, Pakistan is in war, in some cases such dividend distribution and weak institutions are distributed, it is examined and balance . '

He said that on the demands of PTM, the media and the traditional media are constantly talking, but if anyone hopes that the 'Franchise Movement' will target Pakistan state and the institutions, If it appears, it is not possible. Not only in Pakistan but in any country of the world. '

According to Amir Zia, 'Punjabi or sectarian groups are not given much space'.

According to them, it is true that government institutions do not even try to exceed the maximum distribution limit. India, the world's largest democracy, is not shown to the spreading of society.

How can the media decide on this question, Amir Zia says that PTM is now violating their actions and its words, not on their students. It is not working, it is going to work, but if they raise a question based on Pakistan, give the untouched to the army, even when the situation is being fixed there, my state is mine The opinion is at the same place. And media care is also taken care of.

At present, Self-Made Sensorship Ship is the biggest problem.

M. Zedduddin, who is related to Pakistani newspapers as senior journalist and editor, does not agree with the argument. He thinks that the incident of PTM should be printed as complete detail and party.

He said that the PTM's newsletter had printed it, including the statement of Mohsen Wah, so that every news could be set up, the position of both sides could be presented.

He said that the media is distributed in Pakistan, but more than that, it is also influenced by the sensor's ship, the self-formed session is the biggest problem at that time.

'Even now Pakistan is convinced that if they give an opportunity to an organization, they will prove that they are patriotic. So this is a very difficult situation. '

M. Zedduddin says media owners in Pakistan should not bear government pressure. This fight can only fight media workers, but the situation is that media workers have also distributed in Pakistan.'

According to him, it seems that pressure on media is not a government.

'We also have to understand that pressure is this and from which it is, so the PTI government is not defeated. Yes, since 2017, the army has understood that media control is very important for them in media and they tell owners what to do or interview and I think their strength is also.

'We can not even say here that the army is doing this because journalists themselves believe they want to report, no pressure will be given to it.'

Speaking about Pakistani organizations, he said that journalism in Pakistan is weak.

According to Zayeddin, there are also some of the reasons why media owners are weak journalists who are breaking their own, and 'media workers who want to give a proper report, nobody has to stand with it.'

They believe that Pakistan's new media and young journalists do not yet understand what the main purpose of the media is. 'They do not understand what media is and why it is. They just estimate that there is media and can earn money.

According to M. Zayeddin, owners understand that there is a business, then for business they have to walk together with government and state institutions.

It is clear that Pakistani military spokesmen have denied their allegations in several press conferences before that the military pushes media owners or program anchors to advertise or stop any issues.

'Freely Advice Comes'

Journalist and writer Naseem Zaheer also agree with M. Ziauddin's views that if this incident was denied by PTM, then this stand should have been part of the news.

Said that the source of the information about this incident was the same and was the Department of Public Relations of ISPR, but they believe that 'PTM's case is not so straightforward, It is political and also of security.' Also a political matter and it has also been brought into a national security category. In national security, information around the world is limited and I think it is also, but also see that its political part is being discussed everywhere as it is said that they are the MNAs or Parliamentary Committee should be made. If the proposed this, every channel showed it. Nobody blacked out The incident happened on the ground, as we talked to Rahimullah Yusufzai, he said that there was no access to the phone in this area, so the only source of information was Army.

However, they recognize that coverage of 'personal advice' also comes.

'It is also wrong to say that the advice does not come, freelance advice comes, and it is running on PTM's matter for a long time to see it, do not talk much, etc.

The situation is particularly complicated.

'It's not quite black and white but it's enough. It has political rights and national security, it has to be stepping forward. You are responsible for your conscience, law and the rights of the people. It is not that censorship, but the situation is also very complicated, thinking very much is to decide because the truth is not even clear.

What is this PTM?

It should be remembered that the axis of Mullah Fazlullah's sermons were social justice that later changed the demand for Sharia law. When the state came to know, Swat got out of hand, and every day, about 100km away from the Taliban, the news came to pass and then the operation was 'right'.

Radio FM the role of English films escaped in search of a new adventure, but after the successful operation of the Pakistani army, the state-run operation in Swat was restored.

The main role in success of Swat operation was also of political parties. The National Party and the PPP, whose highest leadership, Benazir Bhutto, was also involved in terrorism, a large number of police and citizens also offered sacrifices for army and thus not only sacrificed sacrifices but in Maldives in a few months. Homeless victims returned to their homes.

Now come to FATA

The new Pashtun protection movement apparently, for the rights of IDPs, started gradually, its circle gradually expanded.

The reasons are clear. Before the integration of FATA and during Operation Zarb-e-Azam, the political vacuum was not fulfilled.

PTI was the most popular party after the elections in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 2013. PTI was also popular in those areas but on one side, there was a sense of changing geographical conditions and requirements, majority of young population and their quality of life compared to other areas of Pakistan in the past five years, so on the other side with Afghanistan Permanent conflicts created a vacuum here, which at least did not consider the PTI.

Unfortunately, people in this area had to face religious and sometimes linguistic extremism, but where was the state, and why could not this storm crash over time?

There is still time that the State with Pashtun protection movement, whose goals are clear and clear, talk and learn that the politics of Mines only creates space and space space ... One More East Pakistan Awaiting 

Pakistan Security Check Post Attack | Ali Wazir's remand, Mohsin Wad's video message

The Presidency leader, and the member of the National Assembly, Mohsin Dwar, announced that the incident occurred at Miran Shah after the incident at the Khar Kumar check-post in North Waziristan last week

Mohsen Dwad has released a video statement, which has announced a visit to Miran Shah. In this video, Mohsin Wahr, also accompanied by Chief Minister of the Grand Jirga Dr. Gul Alam, who alleged that security forces wanted to kill them.

Mohsen Davar denounced the charge of attack on check post last day, saying that his abduction will be peaceful and peaceful. 'Till today tell me that we have a little bit of gum.'

The PML-N chief minister was presented to the Counter Terrorism Court of North Waziristan in the strict security on Monday. The PTM leader was arrested on Sunday night protesting at Khattakhel in North Waziristan tribal region.

The case has been registered in the Bannu against the Ali Wazir, which has been alleged that the National Assembly elected the other members including the attack on a security check post in Mehbana. Apart from this, the MNA sparked anti-insurgency against the army and their top officials and slammed the slogan.

According to police sources, the National Assembly, Ali, who was arrested in Bannu, was presented to the counter-terrorism court today, after which the ATC has handed over him to the CD on eight-day remand.

According to Mohsin Dowr, Ali Wazir was arrested there when he went to take an injured. He alleged that the security forces fired fire on the workers who were making videos.

On the other hand, at the meeting of the National Assembly today, Pakistanis discussed the incident and the members of the House expressed their views.

Pakistan Muslim League-N Khawaja Asif said that it is important for the prevention of incidents like Waziristan, to resolve such flaw lines through parliament. 'The state should play the role of a mother and if it is on the wrong, then it should politically deal with it.'

Federal Minister for Communication Murad Saeed expressed concern over the incident, saying that all the videos are available, how a Pakistani army has attacked a checkpoint. According to Murad Saeed, the ongoing protest in Waziristan was peaceful till the PTM leaders were there.

Critically criticizing opposition parties in the assembly, the federal minister said that after military operations in 2009 and 2014, then political governments did not provide facilities to people there. According to Murad Saeed, the army took action and cleared all the areas from the terrorists, but the political governments did not work to restore them again.

According to Dr. Mahdi Hassan, head of commission of Human Rights Commission in Pakistan, on Monday, expressed concern over airstrike in North Waziristan as a result of 'the use of military power resulting in the killing of at least PTM workers' in North Waziristan. It will increase the conflicts between organization and security institutions.

He says that this situation can create a tension on a permanent basis between the residents of the state and the tribal districts.

The HRCP demanded the release of the MNA Ali Wazir and said that a parliamentary commission should be set up immediately to bring about the facts by investigating the matter.

It also states that the PTM has highlighted the problems of the local population for the tribal districts for more than a year and it should be serious efforts to overcome the concerns and to meet the demands and the media and Civil Society should be freely accessible to tribal areas.

More than five bodies in Boa

Earlier, a statement issued by the Pakistani military's public relations department on Sunday night said that during a patrol in the area of ​​Boiya, five bodies were found dead, which was shot dead.

From the place where these bodies are found, there is a half-kilometer away from the check post checkpoint that was the center of the total clash. The army says that the identity of the dead is continuing.

According to Rafiqullah Orakzai, Pashtun protection movement says five of them have been killed in the incident of Sunday, while eight are injured in 45 injuries.

On the Khar Kumar check-out on Sunday, a clash between Pakistani army personnel and PTM workers killed at least three people and 15 people including five soldiers were injured.

After this incident, security forces arrested eight people, including PTM leader led by protesters and members of the National Assembly from South Waziristan.

DG ISPR Major General Asif Ghafoor

'How much money do they have, and where did they come from?'

Major General Asif Ghafoor, Director General of the Army Staff's Public Relations (ISPR), raised questions on the financial issues of the Pashtun security movement, alleging that the secret agencies of India and India Secret agencies have been getting funding from the NDS.

He said that there are many questions of security institutions on PTM financial matters and tell them how much money they have and from where?

Talking to reporters at Rawalpindi, Major General Asif Ghafoor spoke on Pakistan India's stress and other issues besides the Pashtun security movement.

Talking on the financial issues of the Pashtun protection movement (PTM), Akbar General Asif Ghafoor said, "There are a few details on the PTM website, which is a lot of details from the detail there. It is collected, how much money is collected? And where did this amount come from? '

DG ISPR accused that PTM had received funds from the NRIs of RAW secret secretaries of India and Afghanistan.

He asked that on March 22, 2018, how much money did NDS give you to continue?

Apart from this, they also asked that 'How much money has happened in Islamabad, for which Indian secret agencies raided the PTM, how did they reach and where they used it?'

DG ISPR also questioned alleged links from the Indian consulate in Kandahar and Jalalabad.

He asked, 'How much money did the Indian consulate in Jalalabad on May 8, 2018 give for the protest rally in Takhmum, how did the money reach and where was it used?'

Talking about PTM, he said that when the campaign started, I first talked to them. According to him, the army chief had directed, "If they do the wrong thing, do not keep a hand with them," because they talk about the young people who have seen the war from the beginning.

Major General Asif Ghafoor said that there was a meeting with PTM, he said that he had three demands.

The spokesperson said that his first demand was of mines (minus), we also worked and posted teams of 48 engineers who cleared 45 percent of the area from minus and during the 101 Young people killed.

He said that PTM's second demand was to end the check post, during the entire operation six thousand young men of Pak Army gave life to them, Mohsin Wahr, passed-off and Ali Wazir were at the time when there were People were strangled? What is the protection of the development and maintenance work today? '

DG ISPR said that PTM has told you about the progress in the problems of people who are working based on the problems.

"We want to do everything for the people there, but it is time for people who are playing in their hands. But the army chief will follow the instructions, people will not have any problem, nor will any illegal way be taken ... '

In response to this press conference of DG ISPR, Pashtun protection motive has announced campaigning on social media.

Madrassas will be mainstreamed

Major General Asif Ghafoor said that 150 million children are out of school in the country. He said that at present there are 30 thousand madrassas established in the country, out of which less than 100 where education is given that attracts children to extremism.

He said that some of these seminaries are providing modern education.

He said that the army is trying to bring these madrassas to the mainstream so that the children who are educating the children can also become a dash and engineer.

Tehreek-i-Labaik Yah Rasool Allah Pakistan | The challenge extends to Pakistan, the Army still silent

The dispute gained momentum Sunday in different cities of Pakistan after the failed release the eve of an Islamist sit-in at the gates of the capital, while the army seemed reluctant to intervene in the crisis.

By late afternoon, thousands of supporters had joined the ranks of protesters who have occupied for three weeks a highway bridge at the gates of Islamabad.

Some armed with sticks, clamoring slogans, block the streets connecting Islamabad to the nearby city of Rawalpindi, paralyzing traffic at the expense of tens of thousands of travelers forced to spend hours in transport each day.

The day before, an attempt by the security forces to dislodge them with tear gas was short-circuited, prompting critical comments about a poorly prepared operation that resulted in at least seven deaths. people and some 230 wounded and reinforced the determination of the protesters.

Thousands were protesting at various points in Karachi and Lahore, as well as in many other cities in the country according to the media. Still modest figures throughout Pakistan, but which have only increased since the operation of Saturday.

In the port city of Karachi in the south, police evacuated several sit-ins early Sunday, but seven others were continuing, mobilizing nearly 5,000 protesters, according to local authorities. Same situation in Lahore (north-east), where more than 3,000 demonstrators were gathered Sunday in different points of the city, according to the municipal police.

Called Saturday night by the government to help the authorities to "maintain order in the territory of Islamabad", the powerful Pakistani army has still not expressed publicly, leaving nothing to filter his intentions.

No soldier was visible Sunday at the scene of the protest while law enforcement remained behind, according to an AFP journalist.

The demonstration is led by a little known religious group, Tehreek-i-Labaik Yah Rasool Allah Pakistan (TLYRAP), which demands the resignation of the Minister of Justice, following a controversy over an amendment, finally abandoned that it links to the blasphemy law.

The leaders also seek to recruit other flocks in the name of "the honor of the prophet" Muhammad, the government would flout in their view by trying to dislodge them.

'Extremist attitude'

Riaz Shah, a native of Lahore, joined the ranks of the protest from the first day, November 6th.

"I'm a worker, I do not care if my wife and child are hungry, I do not care if they starve, for me nothing else matters but the honor of my prophet," he says. he asserts that he will not leave until the leaders of the movement have given him the order.

"Unfortunately, everything is the fault of these religious, their extremist attitude," is indignant conversely Maqbool Ahmed, a resident of Islamabad interviewed by AFP.

"They are just not interested in people, some have seen their business ruined, are unable to get to work, to the hospital, to send their children to school," he said.

For the Pakistanis, confusion over the events of the past few days has been heightened by the Saturday's decision by the broadcasting regulator to suspend the broadcast of news channels, which was lifted Sunday at the end of the day. The broadcast resumed immediately. Access to social networks, however, remained disrupted.

All educational institutions, schools or universities of Country, will remain closed Monday and Tuesday "because of the current situation".

'Dangerous people'

This crisis comes at a difficult time for the civil power, a few months after the fall for corruption of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, and a few months of parliamentary elections that are uncertain.

The current government, led by a Sharif loyalist, Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, has been under fire for several days for its clumsiness and slowness in managing the crisis, perceived as a sign of weakness in extremist movements in full swing.

The protesters are part of the barelvi sect, linked to Sufism, a mystical movement of Islam perceived as moderate.

But the execution last year of one of their members, Mumtaz Qadri, for the assassination of Pundjab Liberal Governor Salman Taseer because of his positions on the blasphemy law, led some of them to adopt a hard line about it.

"These are dangerous people with dangerous opinions, and (their presence) for more than two weeks is at least very disturbing. It says a lot about the influence and impunity enjoyed by religious extremists in Pakistan", said Analyst Michael Kugelman of the Wilson Center in Washington, interviewed by AFP.

The day of Judgment | Pakistani Elected Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif Disqualified and Removed from his duty

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Pakistan history LIVE! SC disqualified Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and order NAB to investigate cases against Maryam, Hassan, Hussain and Ishaq Dar. Historical judgement in history of Pakistan now its time comes we should stand against all the godfathers of corruption.

Kabul suicide blast | Game Players ISI or RAW | Religion is an excuse

The explosion happened in the area of Zanbaq crossroads and Wazir Akbar khan 17th street of the Kabul city. According to the Local media report, this explosion was one of the most powerful explosions after the Shah Shahid explosion. Death toll in Kabul attack rises to 90 people killed, over 400 injured. It's official deadliest attack in city since 2001. This is ramadan month where everyone tries to be their best. Even back then, Muhammad's era they weren't supposed to go for war this month but it is this month most terrorist attacks happen. Last year the same happened. Again this year it's repeating. So how is this based on religion? Also terrorism means use of violence for political aims. Google it. Religion is not the cause for terrorism. Weapons industry is too powerful, if the big countries like the USA don't make wars, they go bankrupt. War and terrorism are fed by a few powerful people that want to rule the world. Also the ones who sell weapons. Religion is an excuse. They would find another excuse to blind the masses. We keep falling in this trap. We should stop marveling at super rich and powerful people. 

I just wish we could all live in peace, no hate , no judgement. Just respect, that we are all human, we bleed red, we all have the same goals in life , and that is to be happy, feel safe and loved and give our children a future to be proud of. It's heartbreaking to see such things happen everyday.

I wish i could change this world we live in. 

Our thoughts are with families of victims and everyone affected in the Kabul attack.

Pakistan Most Wanted Spy of the year | Kulbhushan yadav

We will send the death body of kulbhushan yadev to India....

Now a days these question going on Why he is alive? Hang him. What they are waiting for? 

This case is an interesting development. He is not only a spy but terrorism sponsor in Pakistan. Pakistan should not execute Kulbhushan. He is a living witness as to whom they supplied money and guns in Baluchistan and Karachi, which is being earthed by our agencies, the network people want him to be dead as early as possible to save their faces and hideouts. His death will not bring any good. Rather his interviews should be played to show the world who really is the "terror sponsoring state". Pakistan never put forward the death sentence of any spy in practical, they just announce and forget. This is not the first time any spy was accused of death penalty. Let see this drama of Pakistan.

Yesterday watching Indian news channels, one gets the impression that the main Indian lawyer is so sharp and his arguments are so compelling that Pakistan has been put in an embarrassing corner. Nonsense, of course, but this is how Indians feed their pride.  ICJ refused to see the Confession (Doctored) Video which is the one and only proof they have, that yadav is an Indian SPY....Now! What we can aspect from ICJ Everyone knows about that....He'll be FREE Soon...  

Indians should realize they cannot outsmart Pakistanis in this game, the edge they had is now diminishing, the only reason they were successful in killing Pakistanis in last decade was presence of US & Co. in Afghanistan.

Pakistan all Political Parties and Security Agencies also armed forces have made Pakistan a joke for all in the world. All Pakistanis feel ashamed due to the non serious and criminal behavior. Let this be a statement that Pakistan will fall very badly if its does not change its stance internationally as sovereign and free nation with strict foreign policy of tit for tat. 

Also when we start treating all SPIES as enemy even if they are sitting in cabinets.......can we compare Pakistan with any civilized country in the world or with banana republic. I think Armed forces don't want to make Pakistan as a Nation they looking only OWN safety first.

Pakistan | This year would end terrorism

2016 began with a hopeful for Pakistan. The Army General Raheel Sharif, announced that this year would end terrorism. That promise, today, is pure illusion. Shortly after his words took place an attack on Bacha Khan University. 25 dead. He was returning a terror that actually had never gone. In this attack was followed by others, such as the suicide assault a court in Shabqadar (14 dead), the explosion on a bus in Peshawar (15 dead) or continuous clashes with positions of the security forces. A demented routine.The attack on a playground in the city of Lahore on Sunday, the biggest event in the country so far this year with 74 dead, is the latest in a list that will not end here. The dead included 29 children who attended Gulshan-e-Iqbal with his parents in what they thought would be a pleasant evening of Easter.A total of 360 injured trying to recover in hospitals in the second largest city in Pakistan while the relatives of the victims have begun to say goodbye to their loved ones Christians and especially Muslims. The first funerals were held in different districts on Monday, the first of three days of official mourning. Lahore lives these days between pain and militarization of the streets.Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, visited victims in hospitals in the capital of Punjab. "Avenge every drop of blood of our compatriots", he said in a televised speech in which he stressed his "determination to fight the threat of terrorism until it is uprooted from our society , "a strong condemnation that, despite being logic, Pakistanis are tired of seeing.In 2015 there were 625 terrorist attacks that caused 1,069 deaths, according to the Pakistan Institute of Peace Studies (PIPS). Almost two attacks a day, a reality that the population has taken to the force since it began the escalation of violence in 2007.

ASIA | Saturday killed 87 members of his confession Thousands of Shiites in Pakistan protesting the recent killing corpses

Some 10,000 followers of the Islamic current Shiite city of Quetta , in western Pakistan have staged a protest over the death of at least 87 members of his confession because of an attack last Saturday. Among the protesters are relatives of the victims, who have refused to bury the bodies and have taken to the streets of the Shiite neighborhood of Hazara Town, scene of two similar killings so far this year. "For now, convened concentrations are entirely peaceful and has not recorded any violent incident," said a member of the security division of the local police. These protests are almost identical to those that were in Quetta last month after another similar attack in the same area of the city, which claimed about 90 lives, and as the attack on Saturday, was also the work of the sectarian group Lashkar -e Jhangvi. On both occasions, the group suicide powerful explosive charges set off in crowded areas of Shiite majority that caused the collapse of two separate buildings and the loss of dozens of lives. The coincidence of these actions in just one month has raised the ire of the Shia community of Quetta, where hundreds of thousands of people of this confession, mostly of Hazara. The capital of the province of Baluchistan today dawned almost paralyzed by the general strike called by various configurations Shiites, also called the general strike in other major cities of the country, especially the southern Karachi. "We will continue to concentrate until the army to take over security in Quetta," said the newspaper 'Dawn' a member of a major Shiite groups, Majlis-e-Wahdat-e-Muslimeen. A spokesman for the Democratic Party, representing Hazara Shiite faithful, 'Ali Qadir, the authorities claimed "police operations in specific areas of the city where they are known to the perpetrators of the attacks." Ali recalled that expires tomorrow 48-hour ultimatum given to the government yesterday to act effectively and that, otherwise, the protests will be directed against the offices of the Balochistan High Court. After the slaughter last January, Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf, announced the start of security operations to capture terrorists, but so far there has been no concrete result. With about 40 million Shia, Pakistan is one of the countries with the largest number of followers of this confession, although a minority on its territory against Sunni current.

PAKISTAN | Construction will start this February An amusement park, zoo, waterfalls, restaurants ... where Bin Laden was killed

The Pakistani city of Abbottabad where the Al Qaeda leader was killed by a U.S. command in May 2011, will host soon a park with zoo, restaurants and paragliding club, as the authorities announced local, which clarified that all this is spread over 200 hectares. The objective of this investment is, according to the Government of the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Abbottabad where), can attract all tourism. "This park will house historical exhibits, a zoo, restaurants, clubs and paragliding adventure, waterfalls ..." Syed Aqil Shah reported, provincial Minister of Tourism and Sports. The park's construction should begin later this month of Februaryor early March and may be extended up to eight years. Abbottabad, located 50 kilometers north of Islamabad, and its region have always been a popular vacation spot for the Pakistanis, who flock to the area for its good weather. The city also hosts the largest military academy in the country , in whose vicinity (few hundred meters) was the house where he hid Osama bin Laden. "This project [amusement park] has nothing to do with Bin Laden. We worked on it to promote tourism in the area," concluded Shah.

Ordered the arrest of the Pakistani prime minister for corruption case

Pakistan's Supreme Court today ordered the arrest of the prime minister, Raja Pervez Ashraf, in relation to a corruption caseregistered at the stage where it was energy minister, sources with the court. Cited by local media, the sources said that the arrest warrant also affects other 15 people , who must be brought to the Supreme Court within 24 hours. The current prime minister was responsible for energy and water between early 2008 and 2011, during which he blamed irregularities in the failure of an initiative to reduce energy shortages by renting private power plants. The project, involving foreign private companies, cost billions of dollars of public funds but hardly helped alleviate electricity shortages suffering endemic Asian country. Ashraf came to be named by local media as "rents Rajah", and the shadow of the open trial planned in June on his appointment as replacement forYusuf Raza Gilani , former Prime Minister. Gilani was disbarred by the Supreme Court after being convicted of contempt in another corruption case, which in this case meant the country's president, Asif Ali Zardari. The news of the arrest warrant of the prime minister dropped a political bombshell in Islamabad, whose center is taken by thousands of supporters of reformist cleric Tahirul Qadri , who in a speech today lashed out against political corruption in Pakistan.