Tag: Bhutto

  • Pakistan

    Zardari: Beyond the Threshold

    By Dr Syed Javed Hussain

    Dr Syed Javed Hussain

    The leadership born out of a crisis is sure-footed leadership and can ably lead a country, weathering all storms, to its ultimate glory, prosperity and position in the comity of nations. Mr. Zardari is…

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    Politics of Z A Bhutto

    By Syed Javed Hussain

    Dr Syed Javed Hussain

    President Asif Ali Zardari, true to his salt, time and again has declared his commitment to protect, preserve and promote philosophy of Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto. All PPP’s gatherings start with incantations of ‘Jeay Bhutto’…

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  • Pakistan

    Pakistan Amends the Constitution to a Greater Controversy

    By Syed Javed Hussain

    Dr Syed Javed Hussain

    President of Pakistan, Asif Ali Zardari, widower of slain Benazir Bhutto, signed the 18th Amendment to the constitution on Monday 18 April, 2010. The amendment was supposed to remove anomalies from the constitution and…

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  • Pakistan

    Benazir Bhutto’s Assassination was Preventable

    By Syed Javed Hussain

    Dr Syed Javed Hussain

    A three-member U.N. fact finding Commission headed by Chilean U.N. Ambassador Heraldo Munoz, looking into the circumstances leading to Ms Benazir Bhuttos assassination in Rawalpindi, a city adjoining Islamabad, capital of Pakistan, on 15…

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    Bhutto: A Philosopher or Politician

    By Syed Javed Hussain

    Dr Syed Javed Hussain

    The impact of Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto on Pakistan is deep-seated, indelible and highly entertaining for a student of history. Pakistans president, Asif Ali Zardari, keeps declaring that hell follow the philosophy of his mentor,…

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  • MNS Volte Face

    Pakistan

    MNS Volte Face

    By Dr. Syed Javed | Originally published February 01 2010

    Dr Syed Javed Hussain

    This is exactly how politicians in Pakistan are supposed to muddle up. They cruise along sprouting their ill-fated animosities expecting the nation to suffer their rancour, jealousy and distrust of each other with priestly…

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