I don’t think that just because Shaukat Khanam is the biggest charity-run hospital in Pakistan we can’t question its accounts. No one is denying the good the hospital does in the country, but as stakeholders, donors have the right to question the accounts. We should question it and then prove that it is transparent.

The question about the off-shore investments hasn’t been answered properly and it does raise legitimate concerns I think. 

Mrs. Clinton and her top aides, working closely with senior White House and Pentagon officials, carefully calibrated what she would say in her phone call to Ms. Khar to avoid an explicit mention of what one top State Department official called “the A-word” — “apology.” Instead, Mrs. Clinton opted for the softer “sorry” to meet Pakistan’s longstanding demand for a more formal apology for the airstrikes.

Can somebody please explain to me exactly what would have happened if the US government would have used the word apologize? 

Apparently Eric Schmidt and Yousaf Raza Gillani met in Pakistan. I cringe at the thought of what they would’ve talked about D:

I’ve just lost all respect for Mubashir Lucman in a total of 26 minutes and 11 seconds. I’m actually disappointed in him. 

“Baar Baar Dekho, Hazaar Baar Dekho” by Summaiya Jillani

I wonder if our Prime Minister passes his stupid ideas by someone before he shares them with the world. Seriously though, is there nobody among his advisers who could’ve stopped him from saying that printing more money could solve the energy crisis? 

KINSHASA, Congo - Jinnah Public School is commonly known as the Jinnah School in this central African country. The Congolese students honor Pakistan once every year at the annual function by reciting the Pakistani national anthem. Some 4000 Pakistani civilians and soldiers are helping Congo-Kinshasa stand on its feet.

The school was established by Pakistan Army officers and soldiers as a gift to the people of Congo.

things like this genuinely make me happy! :’)