By Khalid Iqbal In a follow-up action to his recent visit to India, President Obama’s half an hour phone call to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has set the stage for resumption of Pakistan-India dialogue. New Indian Foreign Secretary is likely to visit Pakistan to resume the process from the point his predecessor had disrupted. However,

India always refused to accept third party intervention for the resolution of Kashmir issue since she doesn’t believe in reasons Recently, soon after the publication of the news quoting Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif as saying that he had, in 1999, sought US role in resolving the lingering issue, the Indian leadership immediately responded that New

Along with your votes, give your elected leadership the task of resolving the Kashmir Issue once and for all. To the People of India, India’s elections have begun and you are exercising your votes to choose your new political representatives. Whoever you end up electing will be momentously placed to exercise real leadership and take

Pakistan has given firm assurance to the Kashmiri leadership that there was no question of deviating from its traditional stand and that the dispute’s solution has to be in line with the aspirations of the people of the occupied state to be expressed in a free and fair plebiscite held under the auspices of the

Greeting Mian Nawaz Sharif for his party’s victory in general elections, chief of Muttahida Jehad Council and Hizbul Mujahiddeen Syed Salahuddin hoped that after assuming power Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) would give due importance to the solution of Kashmir issue as per the aspiration of Kashmiris living on both sides of Line of Control (LoC).

By Bassam Javed The military clash on 8th of January between Indian and Pakistani military forces on LoC in Kashmir was a fierce one. Whereas the Indian political voice addressing the domestic audiences in India spoke stridently on the incident, Pakistan’s foreign ministry and the military hierarchy consistently sounded conciliatory. Pakistan Army in a show

By Momin Iftikhar The virtual evaporation of the dividends of an intricately built peace process in Kashmir with a small yet emotionally laden skirmish on the Line of Control (LoC) , following a well kept nine year long ceasefire , has prominently endorsed the commanding importance of Kashmir as ‘the’ issue which needs to be