War in North-West Pakistan

History of terrorism in Pakistan goes back to the time of Russian capture of Afghanistan. Pakistani powers have long had binds to residential aggressor amasses that help propel the nation 's center outside strategy engages. India and Afghanistan have blamed Pakistan 's security and discernment administrations for playing a "twofold amusement". Worries about Pakistan 's dedication to counterterrorism uplifted in May 2011, when American commandos

the security of the Pakistan. From welfare state Pakistan transformed into a security concern state which caused our military to mobilize. Post US and foreign aid caused the Economy to survive temporarily but it was only for temporary and end day situation was worst then day one. On political front the collaboration between Pakistan and NATO solidified internationally. Whereas on local side general public was against Pakistan involvement of Pakistan in this so called Americans war on terror. Musharraf

Mullah Muhammad Omar is one of American’s most wanted terrorist. The United States put up $10 million dollars as a reward if it led to Omar’s capture. The US then raised it to $25 million dollars for his capture. Omar’s terrorist cell is based in Afghanistan. Omar is considered a mysterious terrorist amongst his people and a mythological hero in the terrorist world. In 2004, Omar stated that the Taliban were “hunting Americans like pigs.” Omar has been wanted by the FBI since 2001 for sheltering

their leadership structure. This document explains the Haqqani network objectives, and the methods they are using to accomplish their goals. The Haqqani network would be unable to accomplish their goals without external support, which comes from Pakistan. Pakistan has a role in supporting the Haqqani network by providing military assistance. The Haqqani network is using direct action techniques in order to achieve their goals. The Haqqani network had one type of leadership until recent. Some of these

¨I raise my voice - not so I can shout, but so that those without a voice can be heard,¨ Malala Yousfzai, a young activist, has said. ¨Be somebody who makes everybody feel like a somebody,” Robby Novak, widely known as Kid President, says. This is only a tiny portion of the amazing things Malala Yousfzai and Robby Novak have said that have inspired people. Both send messages to people throughout the world, and have met obstacles. But what are the differences and similarities between the two? First

United States and the Soviet Union, the former decided to intervene to reduce the influence of Russians in the region. Different anti-Russian troupes were funded by the United States, which was referred to as the Mujahedeen. Other countries like Pakistan and Saudi Arabia contributed to the development of these forces.( Jones, 2008). In fact, the United States under President Reagan formed a union with the group to help in the recruitment of forces and counterinsurgency against the Soviet Union.

The War on Terrorism and the US Propaganda Machine   Totalitarian regimes control their people by bludgeoning and incarcerating them. Critics of Western societies claim that democratic governments maintain approval for their actions through the "manufacture of consent", a cryptic and insidious form of propaganda.   "How?", you ask skeptically. By framing the debate, the theory says. By setting up a debate between two opposing acceptable views--one slightly left of government policy

and Costly War: The unforeseen costly, bloody and lengthy war of a decade has exhausted American taxpayers and the increased casualties of the coalition forces and Afghan civilians reduced the popularity and support for this war. During NATO Lisbon Summit in 2010, the Afghan government and NATO agreed to transfer security responsibilities to the ANSDF by the end of 2014 . In the summit. Moreover, the security transition completed and the ISAF mission ended in December 2014, but not the war and the

perspectives. The book is very insightful in presenting information on historical events, girls education, and religion through Malala’s story. I learned a lot about the historical events in Pakistan because I could see how the events unfolded from the perspective of Malala who was directly affected because she lived Pakistan. Additionally, the book expanded my knowledge how girls education was oppressed and how religion was used by the taliban. I was also able to learn from the class structure while reading

their frustrations on and be blamed for their mistakes and misfortune. Today, America appears to have adopted Pakistan as its favourite whipping boy. Pakistan’s historically close relationship with the US is on a divergent path due to America’s growing alliance with India designed to contain China’s rising power. This process of divergence is likely to be accelerated by US pressure on Pakistan to do three things: release Shakil Afridi, the doctor recruited by the CIA to take DNA samples from Osama bin