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The United States is engaged in the longest war in its 234-year history in Afghanistan, one that will begin its eleventh calendar year in two weeks. Like the war that had been America’s longest before now, that in Indochina, the current one is in the Asian continent. With repeatedly extended... » read this article

ISLAMABAD - The United States and Pakistani officials are deliberately overlooking the deaths of civilians that outnumber the militants’ killings in CIA’s drone attacks and last November was the third deadliest month regarding drone hits, says a report. The monthly report of Conflict Monitoring Centre (CMC) released last week reveals... » read this article

Russia Today talks with political economist and author F William Engdahl, author of "A Century of War: Anglo-American Oil Politics and the New World Order" and "Full Spectrum Dominance", about his thoughts on the Afghanistan occupation and the 30 year war scenario to prevent the independent economic development of Russia,... » read this article

Editorial comment: In this article William Blum reminds us of the infamous events that took place before the invasion of Iraq in March 2003. But above all, he discusses the now burning issue of an imminent attack on Iran in the section 'USrael and Iran'. I don't believe I will... » read this article

Kyrgyz President Kurmanbek Bakiyev was deposed five years after and in the same manner as he came to power, in a bloody uprising. Elected president two months after the so-called Tulip Revolution of 2005 he helped engineer, he was since then head of state of the main transit nation for... » read this article

RT’s Anastasia Churkina sits down for an exclusive interview with journalist and film-maker Nir Rosen, who spends months ever year in the Middle East. Rosen talks about the truth behind Al Qaeda, Afghanistan and Iraq, and the real reasons for America’s military involvement there. Dandelion Salad YouTube  ... » read this article

Though not being reported in the mainstream American press, there is a very intense struggle going on between the U.S. and China to determine which nation will emerge as the dominant presence in Central Asia. These two economic giants, the U.S. declining and China rapidly growing, know full well that... » read this article

The presidential electoral campaign of Barack Obama in 2008, it was thought, "changed the political debate in a party and a country that desperately needed to take a new direction."[1] Like most preceding presidential winners dating back at least to John F. Kennedy, what moved voters of all descriptions to... » read this article

The inward-looking United States 'patriots' Patriotism, the military and the economy have morphed into the present-day trinity of a religious faith that has taken over the United States and steeped its citizens in the deep belief of the unconditional superiority of their country. Mammon is God, Greed is the Son... » read this article

More about “Pakistan: “The Most Dangerous Country…“, posted with vodpod http://rethinkafghanistan.com The war in Afghanistan and its potentially catastrophic impact on Pakistan are complex and dangerous issues, which further make the case why our country needs a national debate on this now starting with congressional oversight hearings. Sign the petition... » read this article

Tens of thousands of Pakistanis have taken to the streets over the past two days�risking arrest, assault and even shooting at the hands of the country�s security forces�in opposition to the imposition of martial law by General Pervez Musharraf�s US-backed military regime. The government admits that in the first 24... » read this article