Times of India

But CNN's national security analyst, Peter Bergen, says that torture had no part in identifying the courier. Bergen points out that Diane Feinstein and Carl Lewin, influential senators who have been investigating the efficacy of CIA's 'enhanced ...

"Such a system is useful for people to communicate in situations when governments don't want them to," The Telegraph quoted Sascha Meinrath, head of the project at the New America Foundation, as saying. ...

In his book Pakistan: A Hard Country, Anatol Lieven described how Pakistan is still governed by the "traditions of overriding loyalty to family, clan and religion" . According to Lieven, Pakistan's political parties are "congeries of landlords, ...

Held in the Pink City for the first time, the INKtalks would continue till Sunday with several more motivational speakers participating in the sessions. Other speakers included John Hardy, Ayesha Khanna, Parag Khanna and Bedri Baykam.

Anatol Lieven , Chair of International Relations and Terrorism Studies at King's College, London, analyses pressing geopolitics in his book Pakistan: A Hard Country. As participants at the Bonn Conference pledged conti-nued support to stabilising ...

... rest on the works of 1940s US strategists Bernard Brodie and Herman Khan, and fellow pioneers, whose work was so brilliantly parodied in Stanley Kubrick's "Dr Strangelove" and so incisively deconstructed in Fred Kaplan's "Wizards of Armageddon". ...

... Steve Coll, a former South Asia bureau chief now with the New Yorker magazine, is among the first to raise red flag following the assassination, warning that "Taseer's betrayal should give pause to those officials in Washington who seem regularly to express complacency, or at least satisfaction, about the security of Pakistan's arsenal." ...

"I think a very serious concern that we should all be collectively worried about is the possibility of a Mumbai II attack," Peter Bergen, the Counter-terrorism Strategy Initiative Co-Director at New America Foundation, said in his testimony before the House Homeland and Security Committee. ...

And as we know by Steve Coll, who wrote about this in the New Yorker Magazine not too long ago, they were very close to coming to some kind of agreement or ...

“In short, the nuclear weapons industry doesn’t need to lobby the Bush Administration — to a significant degree, they are the Bush Administration,” said William Hartung ...