Aamir Latif

Strapped for Cash, Pakistan Can

Islamabad, Pakistan - By any account, closing a key NATO supply route into Afghanistan just as a major offensive there gets underway is a bold move and a clear …

By: Aamir Latif ,; GlobalPost|Report

October 6, 2010

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In Disaster’s Wake, a Popular Resurgence for Pakistan’s Army

Islamabad, Pakistan - Pakistan’s devastating floods, a month on and still pushing relentlessly from north to south, are remaking not only the country’s geographic landscape, but its political landscape …

By: Aamir Latif ,; GlobalPost|Report

August 31, 2010

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Security Concerns as Pakistan Floods Persist

Islamabad - Raging floodwaters have inundated almost one-fourth of Pakistan, forcing the country’s military to switch its focus from fighting the Taliban in the country’s restive northern tribal belt …

By: Aamir Latif ,; GlobalPost|Report

August 20, 2010

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