More than seven years have passed since the U.S troops first invaded Iraq and the war in Iraq began. It is finally coming to an end as President Obama addressed the nation to celebrate the official end of the war in Iraq. But the soldiers who return to their land are no more able to live the same life that they once did. The memories of the combat mission continue to affect their lives and they come back homes suffering from mental disorders and injuries.

Soldiers like Colby Buzzell, who once saw purpose in the war, were keep reading…

On Saturday, Umer Cheema, a reporter from The News investigation cell was kidnapped by unidentified men and was tortured for 6 hours. After being released, the reporter told that he was kidnapped from sector I-8 in Islamabad, when he was returning home early in the morning at the time of Sehri. He claimed that the kidnappers were some unknown men in Police uniform. keep reading…

The founder of the nowadays on fire site Wikileaks, Julian Assange said that his site would not be prevented to broadcast more than 15000 secret documents regarding the Afghan war by Pentagon or any other organization no matter how strong it my be. He clarified that the site would not be threatened by any organization.

“This organization will not be threatened by the Pentagon or any other group,” Assange told reporters this weekend while in Stockholm. “We proceed cautiously and safely with this material.”

These 15000 records are a part of massive cache of 92000 records related to Afghan war one way or the other. Wikileaks got the possession of such secret documents most probably because of U.S Army Intelligence Specialist Bradley Manning. Manning is charged with leaking highly confidential information including a video that showed an Apache helicopter firing on unarmed men in the streets of Baghdad. keep reading…

History has recorded many political and cultural clashes between these two nations; Saudi Arabia and Iran. Relations between the two have often been strained, with Saudi Arabia’s main concern about Iran being its expanding influence in the Persian Gulf and it’s struggles towards building its own Nuclear weapon. keep reading…

In a conference held at Birmingham, an old-aged man flung off both of his boots at Pakistan’s current President Asif Ali Zardari. Here is the interview of the man who did this daring act. The name of the person is Shameem Khan and he tells that he has performed this act as a protest against the President Zardari’s meeting with David Cameron. He also seemed discontent with the policies of current Pakistani Government.

On 6th of August, 1945, history was written, as the U.S B-29 Bomber Enola Gay transformed Hiroshima (Japan) into hell dropping a deadly Nuclear weapon. Since then, on 6th of August of every year a memorial ceremony is held at Hiroshima in the memory of all those tens of thousands of people who passed away as a result of U.S nuclear attack. This year the ceremony was attended by some new guests, namely, U.S and it’s World War II allies France and Britain. keep reading…

It has now become a very common thinking, that a certain group of people among the Muslims are active in terrorism, taking lives and killing people in the name of religion. Natives of western countries, specifically of the U.S, blame that Islam is a religion which encourages extremism; it is a religion which preaches hatred to the non-Muslims. But no one among the Americans cares to think about the cause that this very group of people among the Muslims hates the U.S. No one thinks the reason why the Muslim anger is directed towards the U.S and Israel. The answers to these bitter questions lie in the history of U.S itself. It is the history which is unfortunately not highlighted in the texts of U.S much, but has changed the destiny of many nations altogether. keep reading…